Wednesday, January 7,1981

The Herald and The Lantern

Wildwood Guards 2nd in Championships

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By Charles V. Mathis Wildwood lifeguards captured second place in the Atlantic Seaboard Lifeguard Championships at Hollywood, Fla. Cpt: Gene “Scoop" Taylor was elated at the surprising showing despite the locals ’ practice being handicapped in the frown ^lorth. Final point score included: I. Hollywood 43 polrfg I. Wildwood 23 point* 3. Dade Co. 21 point*. 4. Ft. I juderdale 14; $. North Wildwood IQ; «. Hallandale 7. 7. Miami Reach 3, *. Lake Worth 2. (Palm Beach Co. Palm Beach, the Pompano* failed to score ) SCORING BY events included: *l47ai>aah ft Can-1. Hollywood. 2 Dade Co.. 3 Wildwood (Tom Quarry. Mike Mammella A David Koch., Rescue Board • I Hollywood. 2. Wildwood (Jeff Cook A Kevin Tillmani. 3. Hallandale; an* Yd. Swim • l Dade Co., 2. Wildwood (David Koch). 3 Hollywood. Single Surfboat - I Hollywood. 2 Lauderdale. 3 Wildwood (Jame* K<4e>. Swim Relay • I. Hollywood. 2 Dade Co 3 Wildwood (Mammelle. Koch. Tom-Horn A Tom Quarry); Line Pall -1 Holl)Qwood. 2 Hallendale. 3 Wildwood (Tom McLaughlin, Tom Horan. David Koch A Mike Mammella) IkMihle* Surfhoai • I Lauderdale, - 2 Hollywood. 3 Wildwood (Lloyd Hayea A Ray Davidson.) NORTH WILDWOOD was distinguished in the Bicentennial Relay where Wildwood High instructor .Tom Palmer and Dennis Reagan represented North Wildwood. This involved one guard over 30, Balmer, and one under 30, Reagan. North Wildwood copped second honors while Hollywood l won and Lauderdale came in third. North Wildwood lifeguards, aided and abetted .by Zoomer and A1 Smith fared well in every event they entered.

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Scoop Taylor gave tribute to'{he public spirited businessnj^n who contributed funds to the local guards. These includ-

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Mayor Muziani, Pat Ward. Joe Barnes, Jack Taylor, Russell Buckingham, Harry Burke, Rocky Russo, Gary

Stocker, Ed Carty, Frannie Destefano, and Charles "Chalky” Bent. BENT ALSO held benefits at his Grande's Cafe to send the guards to the South. Local celebrity guests at ’ the races included Bill Jones, Ed Zaberer, Ray Guzman, Rocky Russo, Joe

Cianciarulo, Eddie Raff, Pat & Dave Del Conte, Harry Gold, Big Hinke, Ed Foley, and John Caterlni. Scoop invited famed Boston athletic lawyer Bob Woolf to visit the Wildwoods. Woolf, represents about 40 athletic notables, hooted a part for the guards.

A Course On Care Of Horse

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COURT HOUSE - John N. MacLeod, Senior County Agent with (he Cape May County Extension Service, has announced that the 1981 Cape May-Cumberland County Horse Management Short Course will be held during February and March in the Cty>e May County Extension Service Educational Center, Denhisville Road, here The course will be presented on eight consecutive Monday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 Feb. 2 through March 23. The evening horse management short dourse is open to all adult horse ■and pony owners in both counties. Those 15 years of age or older may also enroll. Deadline is Jan. 26. Registration and a course fee is required in advance and horse owners must register for the entire course. Reservations will be accepted in the order

received.

COURSE: ANNOUNCEMENTS and registration forms have been mailed to known equine owners. Additional course brochures are available from the Cape May County Extension Service Education Center

(465-5115).

Topics to be covered in the horse management

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Mar. 2, Genetics

and Feeding, Dr. Michael' Dr Ralph Mitchell, chair-

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fessor of Equine Science. Rutgers University; Feb, 9, Colic — Cause and Prevention (and other veterinary topics) Robert Newman, BYSC, Vineland; Feb. 16, Equine First-Aid and Diseases Hor^e Owners pan Prevent.. Ernest Zirkle, DVM, Dept, of Agriculture; Feb . 23. Equine Barn and Facilities Design, William Roberts, specialist in Agricultural Engineering. Rutgers

Sciences and Karyn Malinowski, extension specialist in Horse Management, Rutgers; Mar 9, Horse Shoeing — Equine Leg and Hoof Care. Bruce Daniels, farrier, Mullica Hill; Mar 16. Selection. Fitting and Care of Tack, Melissa Small. Elmer; and Mar 23. Horse Trail Riding, Dagmar Parker, Camden County

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4 Earn High Honor Roll

FISHING CREEK - The faculty and administration of Heritage Christian Academy announced that four studentb have been listed on the High Honor Roll for maintaining A's in all subject areas for the first marking period. These students include: Tom Hoffman, grade 1: Heather MacDonald, grade 3: Carl Linnington, grade 5; and Sharon Calfina, grades. TO BE LISTED on the honor roll a student must

maintain a B average throughout the marking period. , The 33 students achieving this include: (Jradr I Jamps Bpnrwtt, Tommy DeWme, Mark KrMmrk, Jmnifrt- Jacobs. Jennifer Smith. Jay I’aqca. Dina Matthews. Grade 2 Danny Smith. Frankie HimpneOa. Christina MonRe. Donny Vanaman. Jason Newdl. Tara Beck, Grade 3 - Nikkte Quinn. Jill Marchma. Pamela Trimble. Kelly SiricMand. Billy Goodwin, Stephen Hoffman, Grade 4 Sherry Cone. Chriuy Hinke, Jimmy GoodmO. John Frederick. Grade 5 - Patsy > Cone, Scott Fllckinger. Bonnie MontRomery. Bobby Smith. Kim Tobin. Colleen Trimble. Grade 4 - Kent Shephard. (Tina Shoemaker. Anthony Trombelta. and Jay Obermeyer

Learning How. To Tell The Birds

CAPE MAY PT. - The Cape May ,Bird Obser vatory, one of New Jersey Audubon's five statewide centers, will offer a course in the field identification of "Winter Birds of Cape May." The course will be held at the Wetlands Institute, Stone Harbor Blvd., Middle Twp., and will meet at 7:30 Wednesday evenings. Jan. 14 Ihorugh Feb. 11. E'ive etfenirfgs sessions and five Saturday piorning field trips are planned. A fee will bo charged. THE COURSE will be conducted with the beginner and novice birder in mind and will cover a variety of Cape May's

wintering birds, including hawks and owls, waterfowl and winte.r song birds Also slated for discussions will be advice for beginning birders and dos and don'ts relating to attracting and feeding backyard birds Wednesday evenings classes will consist of lecture and slide seminars; Saturday field trips will visit Cape May Point. Stone Harbor Point. the Delaware Bay shore for wintering birds of prey and Brigantine National Wildlife Refuge. Naturalist director Pete Dunne Will be the instructor. Registration may be made by calling 884-2736 or 465-3535 before Jan. 14

1st, 2nd Honors for 93 Students

ERMA - hirst- honors were earned by four members of the junior and senior classes at Lower Cape May Regional High Sqhool for the first marking period, it was announced by Alan G. Beattie, principal. Those named were Kerry Axelsson and Robert Church, seniors, and Kim Dellas and Mary Handour. juniors, Second honors went to 89 students in grades nine through 12. They are: GKAflKS Tim Albert. Jon Aaelason. Kurt Bieberbarh. Sleveti Bland, Sean Brennan. Barbara Burke, lain Burrow*. Cathy Caprio. l-canne Church. Kevin Connor. Dan Dickinson. Debbie Gcrhardi. I.iurn Grayson. Linda Hawley. Melissa lluRhes. Mike Kurma. Ken 1-aFevre, Kyan Luton, paul LunUhomi. Madeline Marcolle. Frank Oprandy. John Porter. Michelle Smith. Ken

Stankicwtct, Itotierl Sturdivant. Donna Taylor GKADF io Christine Hack. Thomas Baxter. Anthony DiGllto. Valerie Olsen. William Porter. Fdward Heimer*. Mnr> Keppert. Diana Robinson. Krir Shaw, Mirharl Squire. Karen Melanko. John Side. Lisa Tomur, Pamela Zinkus • GHMIK II Nina Barressi. Donna Bortney. Kenneth .(Mrrirk, Daniel Christopher. Jacqueline Comber. Vary DrmbHaky. Lisa Doll, Joan Karina, Lisa Frederick. Sonya llnrl. Sutanne Hawley. Catherine Km nedy Brian Kopp. Sandra Mack. Timolhy McMahon. Audrey Notch. Raymond Obsi, Tricia Oprandv GR ADF 12 Patricia Behrens. Thomas Hir ihall. Melissa Bland. Dennis Boyle. Dennis Brown. William Brown. Bruce Dcpprn. Joseph Dilworth, Kimberly Ferguson. Lis* Gallant. Robert Hawley. Scot! Hiller, Franklin A Johnson. Kli/abrth Kelly. John Kennedy. Tami Marks. William M McPherson. Lisa MelauRh, Chnsline Miller Barbara MontRomery, Dawn Nardy. Richard PdlinR, la>r«1la Beni Bonn* Sha<v. Darrin SmRlcy. Ia>t< Taylor. Sharon Todd. Deborah WashinRton. and Janet Williams

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