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they were always purcha's «J by the Boosters The board realized last fall a bad precedent had been set

’•The board agreed the team should be recognized but didn't come to any “dec!-, sion what the recognition

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EuT.iiite -SrSS the district school bodrd adopjed to halt the firac- said

• ■ Uce. i " "The board pays for the (championship) banner that hangs irj the gym," he

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But Booster vice presi* dent Bill Kelleher and president Bill Bart toltHhe board they aren’t specifically looking for jackets but rather for any kind of proper recognition that can be presented the

team by the board.

••PERHAPS , A PICTURE. or plaque,v” Kelleher said. ''Just something to.say hey guys you did it!” Bart added.

l^has made it clear jackets will pot be purchased for individual team members . . "Last year was the end of . the jackets,’’ president Paul Lundholm t9ld several members of the Lower Cap* May.wrestling •bowlers and high school Athletic Dept on hand for the Feb: 25 board meeting to request that some recognition be given the

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"UNTIL LAST YEAR taxpayers money was never spent for jackets.” superintendent Ephraim Keller said, explaining

i , " i i " M 1 r 1 . . • | : Baseball, Softball Signups Slated CAPE MAY The Greater Cape May Little league Softball and baseball signups will be held March 13 and March 20 at the City Elementary. School on I^afayette St., here. Plavcrs must Ik* nine thru 12 by Aug 1. 1982 They are asked to bring their birth certificates for registra ,tion The League is open to residents of Cape May. West Cape May. Cape May Point. North Cape May. Villas' Erma and Erma Park < Lower Twp.). . j

IN ANOTHER athleticrelated matter, the board decided to override the administration’s recoihmendalion not to .approve the request M Athletic director Bud Wilsbn to attefld, a three-day jneeting of state •athletic^directors. The event is in Tamiment, Pa.. March 21 to 24. In addition to having to pay for three Hays worth of substitute teachers, the cost of the seminar to the board is

$210.

According to Mr. Keller, he and high school principal Alan Beattie had opposed the teacher attending the seminar because he has already missed several school days this year due to athletic related business.

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NURSING TEAM huddles for inspiration before Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital nurses take on Wildwood Firemen in exhibition game atyWildwood Convention Hall. Proceeds went to hospital expansion fund drive. Islanders Win Title

Hockey title by defeating Sea Isle City in consecutive

games. 6-2 and 8-1.

In the clincher Steve Steger, John Vogel and Frank Breitbach scored

CAPE MAY - The Islanders caplKed the city

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THE LADY PANTHERS OK MIDDLE TWP. won the first round of the State Tournament by beating Pennsgrove. i , The boys played Pennsville in their first round game, played after we went to press.

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its date. Everybody-is anxious to get a look at Big Daddy" John. McVry. principal of Middle Twp. High School, who was a very good player in college. He’s been keeping in shape by playing volleyball for the Kiwanis team in the

rec. league

RECOGNITION SHOULD BE GIVEN two Middle Twp. wrestlers. Jeff Kane and Harvey Tozer. who have been winning their matches in the State Tournament.

Standings in^ec. League Volleyball

two goals each while Mike Moore and Jim Neil tallied once as the Islanders’ offense proved superior again. The goaltending of Kevin Boyle throughout the season and playoffs has

been outstanding.

Axelsson and Johnson.is one win away from the Youth Street Hockey Championship after thumping Dellas Stores 6-1 in the fir^h^aihe of the best of thr^^hafnpionship series. Darren Hickpck scored three times. Jon Axelsson scored twice and Bob Calkins slapped in one goal to pace the A & J troops. Jim Hawthorne scored the

lone goal for Dellas.

Young Rider Wins Honor AVALON - 1 - Borough resident Tracey , Yarborough, 13, has been notified by officials of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in New York that ,'her point totals in the Henry Bergh Trophy Division placed her 4th in the nation for that division in

1981.

The trophy division is sponsored by the ASPCA in English horse shows throughout the country. The event is open to junior riders 18 years old and under. It is a jumping event with placement awarded for equitation and correctly answering questions involving the sport Tracey and her pony. On the Rocks, ride in the English Circuit of South Jersey. They placed 3rd in that circuit's Pony Htfntor division for 1961 and were ' grand champion in the Hidden Valley Ranch show series in the Novice Hunter division for 1981. Tracey is an Sth.grade student at the Avalon Elementary Schobl. Spring Rec Program CAPE MAY - The City Spring Recreation program will begin Monday, March 29. Pre-registration will be conducted in Convention Hall 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday, March 22 through Friday, March 26. For additional infonnation call the Department of Civic Affairs, 884-8411 ext. 20 or 27.

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VINELAND .- Patrick Lynch “won a first place trophy here while participating in the 7th annual A.P.W.S.J Tourney held in Vineland Senior High

School.

Patrick decked his first Volleyball Loop Start CAPE MAY - The city’s annual coed volleyball league will begin, March 17. Games will be played 7-10 p m. Wednesdays and

Fridays.

Interested teams can contact this Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411 ext. 20 or 27. Pottery Club Organizing VILLAS - The organizational meeting of the Potters Wheel Club will be 7 to 10 Wednesday evening, March 17 at the Lower Township ‘Recreation. Center here. Anyone ihterested in pottery making'^s invited to join. Call Ton£ Jurvic 886-0379 or Hugh Fredriksen 884-4656 for further information. The club will be meeting each Wednesday evening.

opponent in 1:43, blanked his second man 16-0 and ipinned his next two opponents in 1:24 and in just :43 seconds. PAT WRESTLED in the 9 & 10 Midget division 79 pound weight class. Twenty-three junior wnestlirig teams competed in the tournament. Patrick is a member of the Seagull Wrestling Club and is a fourth grade student at St. Joseph's Regional School in Sea Isle

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