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Team programs- on October 14 and ?1. respectiveAdditionally. | limited number of openings are still available in: Tiny Tots .Swim Instruction. Adult

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Anyone interested can register at convention hall 9-4 Monday thru. Friday. For more information call, 884 8411 ext 20 ' _

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Sideline Shots By The Old-Sport

THE MIDDLE TWP. Panthers opened the C.A. L. season with a 6-0 loss to Buena. It was a Close, hard-fought game with Buena scoring the Lone touchdown on a 75 yd. run back of a punt Coach Phil Exleys remarks on the game: "We have a lot of work to do. The defense did a good job. We are working to eliminate a few mistakes." He praised Jeff Tomlin's punting and Richie Rhlnesmith's-defensive play. He is Also happy with his new wishbone offense. He says the Wildwood game will be a hard faught game. . THERE IS STILL speculation as to who will be the athtatic director when Fred Gross resigns this year. Leading candidates, are Carl Baker, Jim Conlin and Bill Penman. > • • • THE OLD.SPORT hears that Danny Arenberg is playing as a linebacker at Springfield College. Seems a shame to waste that throwing arm on defense. * • • • MIDDLE TOWNSHIP HIGH certainly has a contingent of loyal followers of the football team. Observers at Buena were Mr.A Mrs. Don Rhinesmith, Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Glhorskl, Mr. 4fMrs. Nick Nichols, Mr. & Mrs. Doug Stanford, Mr. & Mrs. Don Hutchinson, Mr. & Mrs. Tanntr, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Tomlin. Eileen Marmer. Joey Tomlin, Mr. & Mrs. Keith Maund, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Richardson. Hope we haven't missed too many • • • THEN THERE WERE the Band followers. It took five ' buses to transport the band to the game. And they gave their usual superb performance. t More Rec Programs

AVALON — During the fall months, the Recreation Department will offer a variety of programs. In addition to basketball, volleyball, soccer, and exercise programs that began ( earlier in September, there will be a weightliftftg class from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesdays and Fridays'at the Community Hall Adult Volleyball games

Ski Trips Planned

COURT HOUSE - The Middle Township Recreation Department will be sponsoring two ski trips for area residents this winter. The trips will be open to both students and nonstudents. The first trip will be a ski spree Christmas vacation to Vermont. Dec. 26 to 29. Mountains to be skied include Stowe, Smuggler's Notch and Sugarbush. Hotel accommodations will

be in Burlington. THE SECOND TRIP will be a getaway weekend to the Gatskill region of New York, Jan. 29 to 31, 1982 Hotel accommodations will be in Swan Lake, N.Y. Mountains to be skied include Hunter and Holiday. For reservations and additional information 'call the Recreation Department at 465-3520 during the day or 465-2269 in the evening. +

will be held from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. every Thursday also a| the Community Hall V - . IF ANYONE HAS a special interest that is not on the schedule call Recreation Director Dave Haberle at 967-3066. A badminton tournament for all ages will be held at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 15 and there . will be a table tennis tournament 7:30 p.m. Oct. 29. For those interested in spectator sports and wishing to stay out of trouble thet-e will be a Walt Disney film shown from 7:36 - 0:30 pirn. Oct. 30. Tliere \*ill be a Hallo-, ween ^Party for pfeschoOTers through Fourth Graders, featuring games, prize». and fun, l p.m. Oct. 31. On Saturday evening, Ocl. 31, there will be a Halloween dancer for 5th through 12th grades with Quick Silver furnishing the miftic.

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Save-Heart Walkathon STONE HARBOR - The Upper Cape Chapter of Deborah will sponsor its annual Save-A-Heart-Walkathon 1 p.m. Sunday. Oct. 18. Starting point is noth ’ and 2nd Sts. hererrain or shine, ending at Community Hall, Avalon, with prizes and refreshments for all participants NINE PERSONS from -this area have undergone heart by-pass operations at Deborah in the^ast several years and many others have been treated there regardless of ability to pay All monies raided are used in their entin^y for pdtient care. , Anyone wit^ftng to pledge 30 cents a mile may send contributions to J. Glazier. 502-20th St* Avalon, chairperson. Information and pledge sheets can be obtained by calling 967-4487.'' 967-3356, 366-1575.

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