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Herald A lantern 24 February '82

Sideline Shot si,;' Library Can Ease Economic Crunch

STANDINGS OF THE MIDDLE TWP Rec Dept ! Volftylall UAgue Team W L. Pet. Slate Firm M 10 .743 Vandergrlf!'! 29 10 .743 Kiwanil. 23 13 .638 Keep's Plumb 22 •” SPoint! 14 28 .333 optimal! >> 28 . 282 Murpliy'! Mart 8 . ?? 'Hiere are three weeks of play and six games left in the

THE MIDDLE TWP PANTHERS, hurting by the injuries to Dawson Spaulding and Dave Smith, dropped two more gatnes and are now sixth in the CAL With a record of M in the league ard KWI overall. Dave Smith is the ninth leading scorer with a 17.8 average • The Lady Panthers are in third place in the league with a record of 12:3 and 17-4 overall. Caren Forbes and Shelly Ridgeway are tied for twelth in the scoring race with an average oM5.2 .• • • TH'E OLD SPORT WAS GOING MOLD OFF giving an evaluation of Tom Feraco as Middle Twp basketball coach until the season was completed, but now that injuries to two key players have eliminated his change of a good record,O S. is ready with his opinion: Tom and his brain trust, consisting of two men of proven basketball knowledge, have done a fine job. He took over a fairly lean squad ard instilled a winning spirit in'the team. They lost a couple of heart breaking close games but came on to beat Pleasantvillc and showed signs of making a great finish in the CAL. But then tragedy struck with Dawson Spaulding getting a broken foot and David Smith ^pulling some ligaments in his ankle -I . The latest report has it that Dave will be able to play in the State Tournament and Dawson may be ready for the second round of the Tournament .- Regardless of the rest of the season, coach Feraco has done an outstanding job this season. • • •* ■ thick l.udmanj IS. BUSY refereeing high school basketball games Carl Baker is preparing for the opening of the girls track season His girls will report on the first of March..

COURf HOUSE - With saving money becoming a necessity—or at least a popular pasttime,—now is the time to take advantage of the county library's gold mine of information on how to do almost anything

yourself and save.

For example, Directory Assistance isn't free , anymore, but you may not need it. The library has current phone books for all of New Jersey, New York City and the Philadelphia area as well as major citii across the U.S. i / DID YOU buy something that broke prematurely? Write to the president of the company that made it; his name and address are in the Dun and Bradstreet Million Dollar Directory at the library. You can find more help in the Consumer Complaint Guide which outlines ypur rights as a consumer, current regulations. who to call, and what to do when things go wrong. When it comes to buying

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consumer goods, an SOS mky be on orderjfcnd the library can answer^t handily with the Save On Shopping Directory. This is a listing by state of stores carrying high-quality goods at savings of up to 75 percent below retail and in-

Signups For Soccer

VILLAS There will be sign ups for soccer for LowtT Township residents noon-4 p m Saturday. Feb. 27. at the Recreation Center on hayshore Road here Boys and girls who will be 7 before April 1 and not 17 beforf July, 1 are eligible to play in this league All participants must present proof of age before playing ANY GIRLS who will be'

13 before April I and not IS'j before July 1, interested in signing up for an all girls soccer team may do .so at the same time.Anydne who anticipates a problem in getting to. the signups or is. interested in coaching or Vefefeeing may call the Recreatjon ’ Center at 886-7880 at their earliest convenience.

Rainbow Still Isn't Bending

^Regular season champion. Over the Rainbow Card Shop will mct l t the Winner of the match between Needlers If-* and Ocean Academy to deter mine the 1982 ('ape May Women's Volleyball I/eague Champs.

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Sandra Hamer Nicholson the Farmers Home Administration "Cape May office was recently named Employee of the Year for dedication and extraor-

dinary performance.

At a recent luncheon of the FmHA and Farm Credit Service, Ms. Nicholson was cited for the honor. She was promoted to her present, position as' county office assistant Jan. 11, 1981. She assists the county supervisor in a wide

variety of duties.

SPECIAL MENTION was made.of her assuming all clerical duties in the office for six months^while the FmHA was attempting to hire additional clerical

help.

Her performance during that period, noted Jamds Couryerb. FmHA state director, was responsible for reducing the housing delinquency rate of the county office from 28 percent to under 10 percent.

Rink. Playoffs

Atlas Motor Inn starched Model Cleaners 22-6 behind the offense of Matt McGaffney (6 pts.) and the defense of Paul Shiffbauer and Clint Freeman in Peewe£ Basketball action •last- week. Gary Lucas played well for Model

Cleaners.

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Matthew Notch. Alex Jones and Mike Chelius lead the victory over Casales. Scott Holden, Pat Dwyer,* Sean Wise and Mike Weaver spearheaded a valiant team effort that fell just short of an upset for

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In first round action The Rainbows swept Woody’s Corner, Needlers II stuck it to Jewel Box Emporium and Ocean Academy educated the C-View Inn as all three teams advanced with impressive victories.

In Midget League play, Atlas Motor Inn and Model Cleaners were locked in & scoreless, defensive duel until ybung Matt McGaff-. ney fired in the first points of the game to propel Atlas to an exciting, 44-42 win. The clutch foul shooting of David Matthews down the stretch and the ballhandiing and driving layups of Brendan Connor carried tl)e Atlas. Brian Lucas and Scott Ridgeway fueled the Model attack throughout the seesaw battle. Casales took over sole possession of first place by burning the Kiwanis with their high-powered offense, Steve Perry, Steve Souder and Rocky Walker teamed up to hold off the spirited Kiwanians led by Roy "Dr. J” Wright and Joe Mendo. STANDINGS PEKWEE

CAPE MAY - The Men’s Street Hockey playoffs kicked off their first best of three series as Sea Isle City gpt by Crest Tavern 3-1 on goals by Bill Gerber. Bob Fitzpatrick and Mike

Town.

The Cape May Islanders, undefeated regular season champs, got under« way Thursday, Feb. 18, against the U.S. Coast Guard in a best of- three playoffs in Convention Hall. All men's games will follow the youth games at approximately 8

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eludes a straightforward explanation of how such discounts are possible. IF ENERGY costs are your biggest concern, the library has materials on making the latest energy savers insulating window shades, to help reduce heat loss through windows bjl 80 percent. How to install an insulating blanket and/or a timer on your hot water heater and passive solar techniques are also

available.

If you’ve had to cut back on magazine subscriptions., spend some time in thC library’^right magazine reading area,'and choose between some of the 400 enticing periodicals

available.

Book clubs? Consider your library a non-frills book club! No annoying cards to mail back, no junk mail, personalized service

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Guard 0 8 0 0 Tavern Tipped Sea Isle City eliminated Crest Tavern from playoff competition with a 7-3 victory last week in. Men's Hockey playoffs. Sea Isle will now play the Cape May. Islander - U.S. Coast Guard series winner in a threegame championship series. Chris Rutledge and Bill McDeyitt tallied three and .two goals, respective to pace Sea Isle. Bob Girard. Lee Barron and Mark Maslanka scored for Crest

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City Earns $224,445 SEA ISLE CITY - The city earned a record $224,445 in interest on idle . city funds during 1981, according to Mayor Dominic C. Raffn, director of Revenue and Finance. “City Treasurer Gloria Giampietro has worked closely with me on investing idle City funds to insure the City was able to earn the highest possible amount of interest;" Mayor Raffa said, characterizing the program as one of the most successful and profitable in the coqnty.

Bob SMIaa TEITELMAN STUDENTS Roberta Donovan and Dennis Dowe are flanked by teacher Deborah BlnSberger as they draw their logotypes.

Pupils Logo Will be Sefen On T-Shirts

ERMA- T*b Teitelman Junior High * School students recently were winners in a contest to develop a logo for Flying-T-Shirts Inc., a new business opening in Cape May. They are 7ih grader Dennis Dowe of Town Bank and 8th grader Roberta Donovan of Cape May. Both are members of the Teitelman Art Club, sponsored by art teacher Deborah Bihsberger. Although there was originally supposed to be only one winner, Flying-T-Shirts owners Nanette La

Corte- (Teitelman instrumental instructor) end Trudi Grossman (high school phys. ed. and'heanb . instructor) were so impressed withr the two entries that tWey decided to combine both designs. The $25 prize vitas split between the two contestants. ‘Flying-T-Shirts Inc., to be located in .the Akroteria on Beach Dr, will feature the sillcscreening of original Cape May area designs onto T-shirts, jackets, sweatshirts and tote bags.

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