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8 Enough Unbeaten At Nets

CAPE MAY - Eight is Enough is undefeated and alone in first place of the Civic Affairs Coed Volleyball League. In recent action they convincingly trounced Breakwater Electric 15-3, 15-3, 15-7; Avalon Realty and Potters Pansies. Margaret Hand, Donna Sayer, and Bill Arnold were outstanding working the ball in each match. THE CHOSEN FEW short-circuited Breakwater Electric 15-«, 15-8,13-15 and ground Allegheny Commuter Red Team 15-3,15-1, 15-1 behind the hot play of Debbie Brett, Tom Palmer and Merc Baumann. Allegheny Commuter Blue Team blotted out the Inkwell for their first victory 15-10,15-12, 15-13. Debbie Walker and Jim Flannigan performed at a high altitude in leading the Commutes. POTTERS PANSIES fertilized the Margaret Mary Shop and sold out Avalon Realty. Joe Halasz was the greenest but the mist successful Potter player. The Margaret Mary Shop rebounded from defeat to

“fashion” a sporty win over the Inkwell by scores of 15-5, 15-7, 15*. Chris Derfcas, Rita Campbell and Bud Bowman excelled for the winners. THE BEACHCOMBERS consecutively whitewashed the Allegheny Commuter Red and the Allegheny Blue as Ernie Trolano and MTy Fitzpatrick led a spirited attack. Breakwater Electric replaced all their bad fuses and began operating with all circuits during a highvoltage win over Allegheny Commuter Red. The serving of Terry Brown and the bumping and setting of Frannle Dwyer and Debbie Brown produced successful scores of 15-5,45-7, 15*.

STANDINGS 1. Eight I* Enough 2. Potion Panalea 3. 4. Mar| Mary Shop 5. Choaen Fow 6 Breakwater Electric 7 Allegheny Commuter Blue 8 Inkwell Misprint! » Allegheny Commuter Red 10. Avalon Realty

NJPTV Set For

Series On

Outdoor Resources

TRENTON - A lake, stream, river and an ocean; add four youngsters, pair each of them with an expert at fishing, and you’re ready to cast a line into some of the Garden State's most bountiful waters. You’re ready to ‘Take A Kid Fishing” with New Jersey Public Television. The state network will premiere a new, six-part series at 9:30 p.m. Monday, called "New Jersey Outdoors," featuring the state’s rich divenlty of natural resources. Actor Gary Merrill narrates an introduction to the series, scheduled for UHF channels 23,50,52 and 58. IN “A SENSE of Value,” the series' opening program, Merrill provides an overview of the state inits four seasons, from the Atlantic shore to the Appalachian Mountains. Time-lapse segments emphasize the natural beauty found in the most densely populated of all the United States. Hosted by Paul D. (Pete) McLain, Deputy Director of the New Jersey Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife, "New Jersey Outdoors” takes viewers through the length and breadth of the state, focusing on fishing, hunting and hiking areas of particular worth, as well as providing information and instruction for novice outdoors persons. McLAIN, ALONG with other experts, is shown in the series’ third episode instructing youngsters in the fundamentals of fishing for bass, trout, pan-fish, stripers and catfish, as well as surf-casting. "Take A Kid Fishing” is scheduled for broadcast on Monday, May 11, the day before National Take A Kid Fishing Week begins. Heralding the return of

wild turkey hunting season in the Garden State (there has not been one since 1941) is "Wild Turkey, Wild Turkey," the second show in the series, scheduled for Monday, April 27. Senior Wildlife Biologist Bob Erickson, of the Clinton Wildlife Management Area, will co-host the program with McLain. UNTIL THE division of Fish, Game and Wildlife returned the turkey, and built its population, there had been no sightings of the bird for 100 yeas. Producer-director Lowell Shaffer (Return of the Peregrine Falcon) goes to the sea to provide a vicarious look at surf fishing, crabbing and clamming, through the eyes and comments of Marie DeSaules — artist, student and surf-fisher. A resident of Seaside Park, she is a professional crabber and expert at clamming. The program, scheduled for May 25, is called "Marie.” FOR THE NEXT installment, Shaffer changes gear — from fishing to hiking — for “A Few Miles of History," encouraging New Jerseyans not only to enjoy the beauty of the Appalachian Trail, across northwestern New Jersey, but to hike along one of the most famous trails in the United States. "A Few Miles..." will air on Monday, Junes. Summertime on Delaware Bay provides the time and place for a different kind of good fishing on the East Coast, according to "Catch of the Bay," the concluding halfhour of the series. Viewers are taken from the old villages and towns of the South Jersey shore to fish for drums, weakies and fluke — and whatever other catches the bay has to offer

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Everything Falls in Place For Champ

YEOMANS/C Judy Shirt of U»e U.S. Coast Guard Training Center, Cape May, swept thru two major racquetball tournaments recently to take the Naval Mid-Atlantic Regional Women’s Division title. "Everything just fell into place,", she noted. With only seven months of practice behind her, YN2 Shirk was able to defeat opponents with three to five years experience, emerging with a record of 17 wins and 2 losses in two

tournaments.

"I went into the Area II

Naval Tournament unsure of what to expect," Shirk comments. "I was really surprised when I won!" She had a lot of help from "little voices In my head," she explained. "I kept hearing the voices of people I practiced with at the Training Center in Cape May, correcting my

mistakes.’

With the Area II Championship wrapped up,. Shirk's confidence was indomitable. She went on to win the Mid-Atlantic Regional Women’s title without a single loss. "It wasn’t easy, though,"

she confides. "I was so psyched up that I felt totally drained after each match."

YN2 Shirk plans to play in as many tournaments as possible thoru ghoul the year.

Needles 5 Cops Title-

CAPE MAY - Sol Needles Agency, led by an incredible 57-point performance by John -Chicken" * Richardson stormed to the 1980*1 Civic Affairs Junior Basketball League Championship at Lower Cape May Regional High School. Both squads played run and gun offense but the turning point was when Sol Needles applied for fullcourt press mid-way

through the first half to blow open what had been a close game. Sol Needles steadily pulled away from that point to a 108-90 conquest. Sean Magee and Ken Murphy played a final allaround game for Sol Needles. The Golden Eagle Inn took third place with an earlier playoff win.

DISPLAYING her championship trophy and her style is Judy Shirk.

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