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AVALON — Recreation director Dave Haberle announced an 8-7 win by the local hockey i team over their rival. Middle Township,- in the local’s first game, played in Community Hall here. At the end of the first period the score was tied at 2-2, and at the end of the se-

cond period had moved tb 8-5. Team scorers were Paul Buchanan with 2, Tony Tozier, Greg Lawson, Fabian Kulynych, Bob Ferguson, Jim Versage and Kim Kowalski with one each. The Avalon team hopes to have another match in a week or two.

- sports Sideline Shots By The Old Sport The Standings of the Middle Twp Rec. Dept/s Volleyball League as of Jan. 13:

Slim nasties Class Starts

WILDWOOD - The Recreation Department announces that registration is noy open for their Women’s Slimnastics Class. This is a 10-week program of organized exercises and activities to trim down after the holidays.

Classes started Jan. 12 .and will be held every Tuesday and Thursday nights for 10 weeks. All who are interested are asked to register at the Recreation Center at 243 E. Rio Grande Ave., or call 522-5837

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The Middle Twp. Boys Basketball got back to winning ways by beating Buena in a romp and upsetting Pleasant Ville. Dave Smith nas beer a consistent high scorer with the help from Dawson Spaulding and Frank Brown. Their record is now 7-3. For the Lakly Panthers, they are now tied with Wildwood Catholic at the top of the CAL with records yf

Firemen’s Van Busy

RIO GRANDE - The communicatiohs van of the County Firemen's Assn, was kept bu$y last year with two housings, five fire calls (three alarms or more), help with two parades, with the State

Firemen’s Convention, and the County 4-H Fair. Officers for 1982 are: Ralph J. Porch, coordinator; Robert Myers, chief; John Herr, first asst chief; Leroy Thomas, second asst, chief.

Boro Plans Olympics

AVALON — Recreation Director Dave Haberle has announced the annual Winter Olympics will be Weld Saturday and Sunday The events are open to all ages, but conipelition will be in groups according to age, such as 12 and under. 13 and over nr whichever category the contestants logically belong Girls and boys will lx* competing

against each other

THERE WILL be 15 separate events, and each district will be allowed to enter only their contestants unless it is a group event. Each contestant will be allowed to participate in only five separate events The Olympic Events will tx*gin at noon Saturday F«ir further details and times for specifics, call the Community Hall. 967-3600

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Atlas Tops Model Five

CAPE MAY - The Atlas Motor Im came on strong in the fourth quarter to clip Model Cleaners 10-2 in Pee Wee Basketball action. CUnt Freeman tallied four points for Atlas to Ibad all scorers. In the second game

vCasales walked over the Cape May Kiwanis 8-4 as Sean Wise and Scott Dille pumped in four points

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Defensive Sparkle

Riffraff's Volunteer Volleyball Jam. conspired .by Rick “Mr. Wonderful" Ferrante, played their best match of the season to hold off John 1 . Wilsey's Cape Island Sailing Cruise’s squad three games to one, 16-14, 9-15, 1 15-13.* 15-5, in Men’s Volleyball League action last week Each game .was a yvar in

itself highlighted by great defensive plays, clutch serving and long, long volleys Bill Arnold. Rick FerTante and Brendan Rosenberg Mr Riffraff, and John Wilsey, Tom Palmer and David Piacentine for Cape Island provided the brunt of the attack for.their respective teams.

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