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Herald & Lantern 22 April 81

Qiking for Kids Who Can t

COURTHOUSE - "When I watch the kids of Middle Township play, it Rives me a good feeling Sometimes, though. I can’t help but be reminded of kids who tan't play." commented Pat Peterson, director of recreation and Middle Township Committeemember • Members of the Recreation Advisory Board and I thought we should bring

together the kids who can ride bikes and the needs of those who can't.” Thus the idea of a bike-a-thon evolved to raise funds tor St Jude’s Hospital. •Of course." added Barbara Dempsey, a member of the advisory panel, "we’re not limiting participation to kids of any special age group " •'SHE'S NOT KIDDING.

Besides the ‘’student" kids of Middle Township, older "kids" such as Dr. Ted Johnson, superintendent of schools, Mr. Henry Kobik. principal of Elementary 3. and Mrs Charlotte Harmon, principal of Elementary 1. will participate. The bike-a thon is scheduled from 11 to 4 Sunday. April 26. Grouping at the Township Hall (across from the Courity Library), the bike-a-Jhon will proceed down Mechanic St., turn left at Hammond Ave.. right on Hand Ave and left on Westwood Dr. to the home of Mrs. Barbara Dempsey, where refreshments will be served. LOCAL BUSINESSES HAVE donated prizes for high pledge raisers, and first prize is a Schwinn "Thrasher" bike, donated by Bruce Doherty of Hale’s Bicycle. "Charity has a way of coming back to you,” observed Mrs. Peterson, "and we expect this bike-a-thon to reward it participants with the old fashioned town gettogether it will undoubtedly be." Mrs. Peterson has more information at 465-5107.

Hudanich Still Undefeated

RIBBON CUTTING officially opened the new AvalonSport Fishing Center on Saturday. Among those with the mayor as he 'tut the ribbon were, at his left. Philip Judyski, Council president, whose Idea It was to have the center^

Dogs Need Tags RIO GRANDE - The dog can be traced to the county Animal Welfare * owner through the tag and Society reminds pet owners returned if - it is lost or of the importance of licens- strays, the society points ing their dogs. A licensed out.

Eight Enough Wins Again CAPE MAY - First place ’Eight is Enough’ continued their fine play by smearing the Inkwell 15-5, 15-8, 15-4 behind Donna Sayer and Shep Taylor in Cape May Coed Volleyball League action. Norm Smith was a force for the Inkwell. The hustling Beachcombers buried the ‘Pansies’ of the Potter 15-6, 15-1, 15-5 as Frank Vogel and Fran Vogel served for many crucial points. Tom Roth and Marlene Medluch sparked the Potters Pansies with good bumping and setting. Breakwater Electric', led by Jim Riddle and Fran Dwyer, outvolted Margaret Mary Shop 15-12, 15-5,15-5. Chris Derkas and Jane Menendez contributed excellent play in a losing effort.

COURT HOUSE - Unbeaten Hudanich Realty came through again Tuesday night with a 32-J6 victory over Woodbine in Town Team Tennis. In singles Jim |»olizzl

scored an 8-2 victory over Woodbine's Nat Farbman and Hudanich’s Jackie Smith an 8-1 vic'ory over Karen Farbman. The women's doubles saw Woodbine strike back but not enough to keep

Hudanich's Judy Ferrante and Miriam Hirsh from rolling up a score of .8-5 over Debra Moresi and Julia Serrano. In men's doubles Woodbine and in mixed doubles Hudanich won by default.

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Volleyball Leaders Double Up

CAPE MAY - The Beachcombers rolled over a pair of opponents in the city Recreational Coed * Volleyball League. Toots Fitzpatrick. Larry Fitzpatrick and Frank Vogel controlled the Beachcomber play as they shut out Allegheny Commuter Blue team and the Margaret Mary Shop. The Chosen Few used flawless serving and solid digging from Bill Garrison and Merc Baumann to flag Allegheny Commuter Red 15-7, 15-2, 15-5 and to leave * the Margaret Mary Shop In

the dust.

Breakwater Electric shot down both Allegheny Commuter teams with deadly serving from Terry Brown.

Team Third

In State

Tournament

CAPE MAY - A men's team sponsored by the city recently placed third in the A-Division of a State Recreational and Industrial Volleyball Tournament held at the Community College of Morris tyTeams from North Jersey, South Jersey, New York, Connecticut and Pennsylvania competed in the annual competition, which draws some of the finest amateur volleyball talent on the East Coast. Cape May played a total of fourieen games and finished with a 6-8 .-ecord to earn an outstanding third place in the tourney’s toughest division. Members of the team were John Wilsey, Rick Ferrante. Ted Ferrante, Bill Arnold, Kevin Beare, Bill Abadie, Dave Placentine and Shep Taylor.

Stamp Club VILLAS - The newlyformed Cape Stamp Club will hold its next meetings at 7 p m Monday and 2 p.m. Sunday. May 10. at the Lower Township Recreation Building. Bayshore Road. All area stamp collectors are invited, for further information, call 884-5844 or 884-5405.

Bonnie Riddle and Herb Hudson. Mike Cullem- and Gina Browning flew high

for Allegheny Blue.

Eight is Enough overcame a stiff challenge from Potter’s Pansies and prevailed 15-3, 15-11, 15-12. Robin Hand and Bill Arnold developed the key plays

throughout the match.

Stand In Ki W L I. Eight Is Enough 14 1 2 Beachcombers IB 2 3. Chosen Few 12 3 4 Potters Pansies 9 6 3 Breakwater Elec 11 7 6. Inkwell . 5 7 7. Margaret Mary Sp. 6 9 • Allegh. Com. Blue 4 II 9 Allegh Com Red I 17 ID. Avalon Really 0 15

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