Herald A Lantern 29 April 81

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Fever Soccer Camp Set for Jersey Cape

SHAEFFER FAMILY from Trevose, Pa., get the Night Wind, at Cape Island Marina (East Basin), ready for another season.

Volunteers Wanted For Interviews

COURT HOUSE - The County Library and other agencies in the county are attempting to produce a slide-tape history of the local scallop fishing industry. Volunteers are needed to help in the oral history portion of the project.

Volunteers will be trained in interviewing techniques and will,be provided with the equipment necessary to fulfill their tasks. Those interested can leave their names and telephone numbers at the • main desk of the library.

ERMA - The Philadelphia Fever is sponsoring a one-week soccer camp for boys and girls ages 6-17 at Lower Cape May Regional High School here July 13-17. , "The Fever wants to get /kit into the community and “nave the community identify with and accept both the coaches and players. We want to gain their support and hopefully see them at the Spectrum next season.” saifl Fever assistant coach Richie Sheridan, who is taking his 10 years of experience in soccer camps and putting them to work for the Fever as one of the camps’ directors. JOINING HIM will be Skip Roderick, the Fever’s interim coach and radioTV color commentator. Both Sheridan and Roderick have coached on the college level and aiV both United States Soccer Federation "A” licensed coaches. The five day-long sessions will Include two» instructional periods, exercise periods, games, films and a lunch break, all packed into the hours from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The childi*en . will be separated into age groups. "Kids having trouble competing in their assigned group, should

their skill l^vel be lesser or greater, will be given the chance to adjust accordingly," said Sheridan. ALONG WITH THE expertise of Sheridan and Roderick, the campers will be given top notch instruc- • tion from among some of the Fever’s top players including MISL All-Stars Joej Fink, Doc Lawson and Keith Van Eron; high scoring forwards Dave Mac> Williams and Louie Nanchoff; local favorites Ed Sheridan, Woody Hartman and George Lesyw; Fever standout in goal Ardo Perri. The children will be required to bring with them: Swcer shoes, sneakers or training shoes, shorts, soccer shirts or T-shirts, lunch and a willingness to learn. APPLICATIONS FOR the camps can be received by writing: Philadelphia Fever, 230 S. 15th Street. Philadelphia. Pa. 19102 — or by calling the Fever of-, fice at (215 ) 546-5600. The tuition for the camps varies depending on the site. Each camper will receive a soccer ball, a Fever T-shirt, two tickets to the 1961-82 Fever Home Opener, camp awards and refreshments. The LCMR camp is the only one in Cape May County.

THE CASSARIOS live in Atco, but their boat's at Mill Creek Marina. Ocean Dr.. Cold Spring, and that's where they were last weekend.

Kona Retains Tennis Lead

COURT HOUSE - Kona, with a 6-2 record, stayed on top In a close match with Avalon Real Estate 30-27 in Town Team Tennis Singles saw Tony Chrietzherg defeat Bill Soens 8-3 and Donna Mazurek scored 9-8 over Barbara Kerr. DOUBLES WERE a dif ferent story with Avalon leading as Bob Renza and Doug Newbold defeated Tony White and Bob Hughes 8-5 and Kris Mazari and Diane Shaw defeated Shirley Ludman and Evelyn Hughes 8-0 Kona struck back in mixed doubles as Boh Shep-

pard and Joan Hughes defeated Ann Bean and Dave Kerr 8-0. W'hite Water Rafting Trip

VILLAS - The Clem Mulligan Recreation Assn is sponsoring a white water rafting trip to the Poconos June 12 to 14 The trip, according to, Lorraine Calvcrly. presi dent, includes meals and One day's rafting For information call 886 7917 or 886-4240 after 5 p.m.

Sports Fishing Cen-ter Opens to Applause

by Jack Chielli AVALON - The long awaited opening of the new ‘Avalon Sports Fishing Center at 14th and Ocean Dr. took place April 18, when Mayor Ellsworth Armacost cut the ribbon to the applause of onlookers. "I'd like to take this opportunity to thank Council President Philip Judyski and Major Russell Wheatley and all of the committee members who waited one and a half years

for this to happen,” the mayor commented. "It’s one of the best things to

happen to Avalon." Councilman

JUDYSKI, who is responsible for the conception of the project, noted: "Last year this was just a thought, to-

day it’s a reality.”

The $160,000 Sports Fishing Center is designed to accommodate 18 large fishing boats ranging in size from 23 to 43 ft. long. It will add to the recreational

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facilities of the town and help ease the existing shortage of boat slips in Avalon. THE NEW CENTER is said to have all the latest in conveniences and is considered a first-class facility. The entire project is supposed to pay for itself in eight years. After that time, revenue from the slip rentals and tackle shop rent will go to the borough. The Hook Line & Sinker Bail and Tackle Shop, located on the premises is being leased to Lee Rogers, a local businessman. It will be an added convenience for fisherman needing sup-

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Purpose of the center is to have some capital improvement as a way to help reimburse the borough for To Fertilize

Dune Grass

SEA ISLE CITY - In cooperation with the U S. Department of Agriculture and the State of New Jersey, the city will be fertilizing the dune grass on the dunes, starting May 4, according to Mayor Dominic Raffa. Raffa noted that low flying planes will drop fertilizer pellets on the dunes from 1st to 34th SI., 57th to 60th St. and from 81st St. to Townsends Inlet during the week, starting at 7 a.m. weather permitting. "RESIDENTS SHOULD avoid the dune-area during this period,” the mayor noted. "This program is designed to feed the dune grass that helps keep our dunes in place." The project will oust an estimated $5,180, half of which will be paid for by the state.

the costly dredging project it paid for last year. MEMBERS OF THE Sports Fishing Committee include Philip Judyski, Major Russell Wheatley, David Fellenbaum, William Touzour Jr., Thomas Touzuor, Hank Peddle 2nd, and John Mead. A borough appointed committee will oversee facility operation and make all final decisions concerning questions of policy and regulation. "The committee has done a good job all along. It has rules and regulations and should stick to them," said Mayor Armacost.

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