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'. Thr Middle Twjy Panthem outplayed pcean City for one. half in their Homecomin« game, hut it was not enough, and they came.up short by a score of 10-6 Tommy Cilhorshl scored the only touchdown for the Panthers, but the attempted pass for 2 points after failed Ocean City scored an early touchdown and kicked a field goal for its points . The famed Orange Crush defense held off Ocean City In the second half, hut the. offense couldn't produce the points Kven the famous halfback option passed failed. Middle's record is now 4-4 and the Panthers must defeat the Deltan team to come up with a winning season. This, howiwer, has been a building season and with most of the regulars coming back, nertt year, they should be in contention for the (’Al-Title Pred Crosse added to his laurels by being chosen as the .Grand Marshal "of the Homecoming Day Parade A list of ."the Queen and her coyrt \M$h their escorts will appear elsewhere ► i. ‘ .

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IVOWJT CAN BE TOLD department: The well-kept secret that Phil Exley has been appointed athletic director to succeed 'Fred Crosse can now be revealed. The question is: Will he continue to coach.the •football team next year? • The Middle Twp. field hockey team had a letdown after thei r cha mpionstaip season. Their record: Holy Spirit 1-1; Bridgeton 1-1; Wildwood Oath. (Wr(0-1 in overtime); St. Joseph’s 0-1; Hammontpn 1-5: Buena 3-1; LowerCape May*1-1 (2-0 in overtime); Absegasmi 2-3, Wildwood Cath. 3-0; St, Josephus 1-5; Hammonton 2-3; Buena 3-1 f Ix)wer Cape May 2-0; Atlantfc City 3-3 4 ' ‘Outstanding players were: Barb Simmermnd, Grnrgeann Hindle, Cheryl Van Fleet, Sharon Muchler, afid Melody (’ales. HOMECOMING QUEEN was Renee Spaulding, with Wilfred Simms'as escort. The Court'included: Seniors Kim Hentges, CJtForted by Tim Shields; Beth Richardson, by Chris Nichols: Sue. Tow ley, by .Doug Gerber; Linda Turnier by John Stlftom. Juniors Barbara l.ighty, by Vaughn Bossuyt, Monica Za'ne, by Paul Brockman;

Sophomores Holly Ortman, by Kevin McFarland, Barbara Vetrone, by Orton Hicks. Freshmen Pamela Frank, by Joe Fulford, Debbie Todd., by Charles Bitting. Queen Renee was crowned by last year’s queen, Kelly Holt. ^ RESULTS OF SPIRIT WEEK competition: Super Jock winner, Richie Rhinesmlth,; rufmer-up, Dawson Spaulding. Can Day. winner, Seplor Class; runner-up. Sophomore Class. Spirit Chain winner. Senior Class; runner-up. Sophomore Class. Ill'll Decorating winner. Senior Class; runner-up, Sophomore Class. L Veil Contest winner, Senior Class; runner-up, Junior' Class. •

Penny Party \COURT HOUSE - Cub Seoul Pack 65 will hold its second annual Penny Party 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. If at the First Methodist Church Social Hall, featuring tpys,food baskets, 'gift certificates, door prizes and refreshments. For further information, call 465-5849.

Over Hg) Pints ' COURT HOUSE -The fiftll annual Red Cross Blood Drive at the Cape May County Vocational School November 4 resulted in a total of 108 pints of blood being donated by the students and staff of both the VoTech Center and the Career Center. • *

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TRENTON - Nt?w Jeisey bqw hunters set a new record for the number of deer Jakep during the 1981 fall bow season Preliminary figures released by theJJivision of Fish, Game afld Wildlife show that a totjl'of 5,420 deer were taken this, year during the season which ran from Sept. 26 through Nov 5. This compared to • the 4,853 deer taken by bow hunters in 1980, and it represents an increase of 567 deer, or a percentage increase of 12 percent., THE NUMBER OF deef taken during the fall bow season was up in nearly all of the mpst productive counties, with the exception of Cumberland County, where 160 deer were taken this year as compared with ■■212 in 1980. Cape May County arqhers bagged 49, against 39 last year. THE DIVISION said that the prospects are bright for an excellent shotgun season which opens Dec. 7 and continues through Dec. 12 The fact that a Dumber of large deer were taken during the fall bow season indicates that thero.will be a lot of antlered de<;r in the woods for the coming season. Hunters are Reminded

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