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Meet Won By Crest Swimmers

WILDWOOD CREST - Wildwood Crest defeated the Cape May Swim Team, ' In the first meet of the year for both squads, by a score of S51 to 140, at Uie Crest home pool Saturday, Dec.’

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Pig winners for Cape May were Rachael Prestera, who placed first in the 2& : yard freestyle, second in the 25-yard breaststroke and third in the 25-yard backstroke. Chris Mazurek'came away* with first place in the 25-yd. freestyle, 2 5'.-y d . backstroke, the 25-yd. breaststroke, and second place in the 25-yd. fly. CHRISTINE LASKEY placed first in the 25-yd. backstroke and second in ;the'25-yd. fly. Tim Snyder plated first in the 50-yd. fly and Donna MacElrevey placed first in the 100-yd.

. breaststroke.

Second place ribbons w«re awarded to the following.' Danielle Snyder (second), Kristy Brown (second), Billy Pilczuk (fourth), Eric Lawson (second), Donna MacElrevery (third), Ed Erickson (first), Derek Turner (first), Jason Phillips (first), Bessie Andy (first), Marc Miranda (second) and Paul Alvarez (third). THIRD PLACE ribbons went to the following: Eric Lawson (second), Ed Erickson (fifth), Derek Turner (second), Christine Laskey (first), Jason. Phillips (first), Tara Sherretta (third), Tim Snyder (first), Bessie An.dy (third.), Marc Miranda (second), Paul Alvarez (first), Kristy Brown (first), Scott Soens (first), and Megan

Stanton (first).

The 1983 Cape May City Swim Meet Schedule: Jan. 13 - Cape May City vs. Margate; Jan. 16 - Cape May City vs. Vineland YMCA; Jan. 30 - Cape May City vs. Margate; Feb. 10 - Cape May City vs. Wildwood Crest; Feb. 20 - Cape May City vs.

Vineland YMCA.

NO RITING — Joseph Hawthorne, left, grimaces beneath the clutch of Kevin I^wis during wrestling practice arRIchard Teitleman School in Erma. Hawthorne is a 13-year-old seventh-grader^ Lewis is a rt-> car-old eighth-grader. Both are .from North Cape May

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TRENTON - New Jersey hunters took 10,116 deer during the six-day regular firearm season which ended Dec. 11. Although the total is the second highest harvest of the season, it is 369 fewer deer than were taken last year. Cape May County literally bucked the trend, with' 150 deer bagged against 122 in 1981. THE DIVISION of Fish. Game and Wildlife attributed the lower harvest to generally poor deer hunting weather on both the opening and closing day of

theseason.

The weather was’ especially poor on opening day in the southern and

loastal, areas of the state iiimber of deer taken lantic, Ocean and

Burlington counties was significantly below . last

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TRENTON - The New Jersey Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife said that good weather plus a sizeable deer population resulted in an overall excellent hunt for the special permit shotgun season Dec. 15 and 16. A total of 5,436 deer were taken during the two-day season. Of the total, 5,356, including 59 in Cape May County, were taken Wednesday, Dec. 15, and 80 deer were taken the following day when hunting was allowed only in deer zones 15, 14, 16, 22 and 42.

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EVEN IN Hunterdon County, which traditionally ' has the highest' number of deer taken, the harvest was down by 167 deer. Sussex County, however, was up by more than 200 deer. The Division said that the deer taken throughout the state were in good condition and that there were -many large (140 to 200-pound) deer recorded at the check stations. There were also large numbers of deer taken with large racks.

Lawrencevillc ^ Honor To (x>x ' STONE HARBOR - David A. Cox. son of Mr and Mrs. David A. Crafts of 99th St. here, was recently honored at the Fall Varsity Sports Dinner at The Lawrenceville School. Lawrencevillc. Cox, a senior at Lawrenceville, was a member of the varsity football team. -He won the Slaymaker Award for giving the greatest evidence of •character development by virtue of his Uilvrenceville football experience.

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