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Swimmers Get ' New Coaches

CAPE MAY -Edward Poznek and Larry Maree, a pair of experienced young men in swimihing instruction and competitive swimming, have tak$n over the reins as cocoaches of the Landmark City Lappers ,age group swimming and diving team. Poznek has earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physical Education from Temple University where he also became certified in Water Safety Instruction (WSI) and NAUI Scuba Diving Instruction as well as garnering several years of competitive swimming experience. MAREE. A FORMER longtime member of the Cape May Bech Patrol, also holds W.S.I certification and last year coached a Philadelphia YMCA age group swim ming team during an

outstanding season. Poznek and Maree. instructional staff members of the Department of Civic Affairs, conduct practices 7-9 p.mv every Wednesday and Friday at the Elementary School Swimming Pool. They also teach and coach the Diving Team 6-7 p.m. Wednesdays. The team’s first meet of 'ithe season will be Nov. 21 ht the Millville YMCA. Band Dinner COURT HOUkE - The Middle Township High School Panther Marching Band will sponsor a spaghetti dinner in the Methodist Memorial Hall 5-7 p.m. Friday. A bake table and take-out service for the dinner will be available.

Sideline Shots By The Old Sport

The Middle Twp. Panthers ran their record to 3-2 by defeating St. Joseph’s of Toms River by a score of 13-0. Tommy Gintoraki connected on 6 pass to Frank Brown for a 52-yd. touchdown. The kick by Tofer was good Joe DiGiacomo intercepted a pass for a 21-yd. touchdown and the conversion failed. Neither team could put on a sustained drive. St. Joe's had no running game and filled the air with passes MIDDLE’S OFFENSE was stopped, incurring 15 penalties for a total of 155 yds. The famed “Orange Crush" defense of.Middle Twp. lived up to its name by smothering St Joe’s offense. Middle's team sustained several injuries, the worst being Jeff Tanner's ankle. With St. Joe's of Hammonton losing to Lower Cape May. it left Buena as the only Undefeated team in the CAL. Middle will have to beat Ifammonton and Ocean City to remain in contention. Don Rainesmltli, president of the Football Boosters Club, has come up with an idea that deserves consideration. He would sta^e a football game between the Alumni of Middle Twp. and Lower Cape May to be played for a charity on Thanksgiving morning. How about it?

Harvest Ball Sat. /

AVALON - The Avalon Recreation Department will hold its Annua.1 Harvest Ball at Community Hall Nov. 7. where there will be dancing to the music of the Doctors of Rhythm from 9 p.m. until 1 am Recreational activities are in full swing here and the dance is only one of many activities. Weekdays offer sfimnastics for adults, walking, jogging, paddle tennis, billiards and shuffleboard and bridge and gymnastics. In the evenings there is weightlifting, basketball, pocket billiards, roller skating, dancing, volleyball, badminton and table tennis. THE DEPARTMENT is sponsoring a winter ski weekend trip to the Catskill Mountains, Dec. 28, 29 and 30. Featured will be skiing, snowmobiling, horseback riding, accommodations at The Holiday Inn at Kingston, N.Y., transporta ti6n, two smorgasbord

breakfasts and dinners as well as lots more Contact recreation director Dave Haberle at Community Hall, 30th St and the Beach or phone 967-3066 for further details on any of thes^ activities. Small Game Season Set TRENTON The regular small game season opens Saturday for cottonrail'rabbit, jack rabbits, hares,' chukar partridge, and quail The season also opens that day for Pheasants. . Thd small game season 'will dose Dec 5. as does the pheasant season Small game season reopens Dec 14. and runs through Feb 6. except for the closed date Dec .16. The second phea sant season opens Dec. 14 -.and closes Jan 2. 1982. except for the closed date Dec 16

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