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Hockey Season Play On

CAFE MAY The City Youth Hockey Program started play at Convention Hall with season-openers in the Junior and Senior Leagues Keltic News and Dellas Stores of the Junior Division played the first game The first and only score in the game was made by Marc Brown for Dellas Stores Jim Kelly and Chris Corbett played an ex cellent game for Dellas and

Matt Notch and Vince (irencavich were strong for Kellies IN SENIOR division play between Keltic News and Dellas Stores, the game ended a tie 4-4. Dave Zimmerman scored two goals for Dellas and Chris Kane and Big Bill Stahl scored one each Kclties scorers were Brian McKeon. Mike Cronin. Jon Axelsson and Tom Moore. CAPE MAY Volunteer

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CAPE MAY - The City Recreation Program still has openings in many of its classes and will accept additional registrations Residents can enroll their children in any one of the swimming programs from infants to teens, or brush up their swimming skills in adult swimming class / AlvSO. A NEW course for lifeguard certification in pools 1,000 sq ft and under is being offered with classes in CPR and Multimedia An exciting way for children to spend cold winter Saturdays is in the Super Saturday program of swimming, games, arts and crafts and sports activities ADI I.Ts’( AN join any

one of the exccrcise classes — Dancercise. A M Excercise or the new Polaris Fitness Program, a fun and easy way to firm up -those bodies New additions to the recreation program are Toddlers Gymnastics for children 1-3 years old where basic gymnastics and tumbling will be covered and Basic Sign Language, being offered on Wednesday evenings VARIED OPEN pro gram offerings include Roller Skating, Youth Hour, Family Night. Teen Night. Adult Night and Coed Volleyball For further information contact the Department of Civic Affairs at 884 Mil ext 20 or 27

Two Panthers On All-State

COURT HOUSE Two Middle Township High School Seniors, Tom Hutchinson and Rich Rhinesmith. were selected by the Newark Star Ledger to the All State Group FI Football Team Hutchinson was selected to the First Team Offense as center while Rhinesmith was placed on the Third Team Defense as linebacker ROTH LOCAL players were also selected to the

Courier Post South Jersey All Group II First Team, while Hutchinson was selected to the Courier Post All South Jersey First

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Hutchinson was also honored as South Jersey Offensive Lineman of the year by the Brooks-Irvine Memorial Football Club of Camden and named Scholar-Athlete and cocaptain of the All South Jersey Team

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Fire Company and C-View Inn Jr. Division tied 2-2. The twins, Karl and Kurt Hughes, each scored for the Fire Co. Quinne Corbett didlih excellent job as goal tender for the Fire Co. Senior play between Fire Co and C-View ended with Fire Co. 4. C-View 3. Craig Oreo scored the first goal of the game for C-Vicw in the first period The Fire Company’s Jimmy Peck scored 40 seconds into the second period. IN THE SECOND period. C-View took the lead 3-1 behind the goals of Jim M c.B ride and Scott Crookston. But. by the third period the Fire Co. had rallied and took the game 4-3 behind the goals of Bobby Hnllingsead and two by Roger Schellinger. The Hockey League plays Thursday evenings at Convention Hall, with the first game starting at 6

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Volleyball Resumes CAPE MAY - Volleyball action resumed in the city after the holidays. Whippoorwill Cam pground was not affected by all that holiday feasting In a match against Buck's Electric, came out full sw ing against Buck's, winn ing all three games TOM SWENK for Whip poorwill was all over, playing the low balls and the balls off the ceiling, while Robbie Jansson excelled in all aspects of the game and Tom Lowy had the winning serve in all three games 15-13. 15-3 and 15-12. Chris Durkas, Ernie Troiano and Steve Halbeison played well for Buck's Bill Holt. Mike Bonner and Ted Ferrante played an extremely tough game for the Shammers against . Library III, winning the first two games 15-9 and 15-8. hut then Andy and (ieorge Butler and Dexter Faunce rallied and t>eal the pants off the Stammers in the third, 15-0 Gloria's and Roth's went at it and after the first two games, it was hard to say who was going to he victorious. with Roth's winning the first game 15 8 and Gloria’s taking the second 15-11. But. in the third game Roth's squad apparently wore down the defense of Gloria's and took the game 15-7 and the match.

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IN ADDITION to the con vcnience of having three licenses in one. it also car ries a certain amount of prestige with it since only a limited quantity will be made available and will be sold on a first-come, firstserved basis. When* they are sold out, no more will be available during 1983 The licenses can be obtained in person during normal work days at the Division's main office, 363 Pennington'Ave., Trenton, or by sending in a request along with a check or money order for $43 25 to (he New Jersey Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife. CN 400. Trenton. 08625 Be sure to bring along or include in the mail, copies of a prior license for both firearm and bow and ar row. or proof of completion of the necessary hunter education courses

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