Herald & lantern 30 March '83

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Shutouts Feature Coed Play

, CAPE MAY - The first coed volleyball match pitted Marine National Bank against Gloria’s Saloon with Gloria's winning 3-0, March 18. In game one. won by Gloria's 15-8. Shelley Ridgeway was overpowering with her overhand serves. Steve Shilling of Marine bumped and served well for his team Game two was a 15-1 blowout featuring Gloria's Caren Forbes' fine play. In the third game Gloria's continue^! it’s dominant play. 15-2. Ed McKinley of Gloria's came up with some impressive spikes and Itarhara Frame's serves were the bright spot in a bleak evening for Marine The second matched paired the Ugly Mug and City of Cape May. with Ug ly Mug blanking the City 3-0. The first match was fairly close, 15-11 Roy Harlle of Ugly Mug has some nice high sets and Bruce Bieber saved many points with timely bumps. In the second game Ugly Mug asserted its dominance and downed the City 15-5. Pam Wilson served well in a losing effort. In the third game the Mug won 15-10 Sue McKea stood out for the Mug IN THE FINAL match Rio Grande Building Materials went up against the Shire. The first game was a lopsided affair with Rio Grande downing the Shire 15-2. Fran Vogel has some exceptional jumps to her setters for Rio Grande In game two the Shire played Rio Grande down to the wire before succumb ing 15-12 John Lenior kept the Shire in the game with his fine play of balls off the net Game three continued the pattern, with the Shire playing well early on and then Rio Grande collecting themselves and taking the game The first match of the evening March 23 pitted

Gloria’s Saloon against the City of Cape May with Gloria’s taking the match two to one. In game one Gloria's bounced the City, 15-5. Game two was much more closely contested, with Gloria’s pulling it our 15-13. Nick Fedrroff of the City kept his team in the game with some fantasic saves. The City pulled the upset of this young season by dow ning Gloria's Saloon 15-10 behind the consistent serving of Jimmy Penn in the third game. The second match featured the Playmates against Rio Grande Building Materials with Rio Grande taking the match two games to one Game one was a hard fought victory for the Playmates 16-14 with Sheila Redpath scoring numerous points with onehand returns. Game two was a complete turnaround in which Rio Grande put together some tough offense behind Frank Vogel as Rio Grande downed the Playmates 15-4. The rubber game of the match was another walkover by Rio Grande, 15-6. C-View Winner In Overtime CAPE MAY - In the third and final game of the Junior Hockey League championship series between C-View and the Volunteer Fire Co., it took C-View’s Todd Schoffler's hat trick to down an upset minded Fire Company team 3-2 in overtime Schoffler had two goals in the first period for C View Ron Nelson and Keith Peterson had goals for the Fire Company in the second period to tie things up at 2-2. The third period featured lough defense, but turned up no goals Schof fler ended things in overtime with his third goal

~Cape May County" ALMANAC

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10: IB-10 43 11:0411 29

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12 14-12 41 1 00-1 J8 2 03 2 38 3 00-3 44 4 :00-4 43 5 01 5 31 5 MU 13 6 31-0 49 7 00-7 26

4 Mon 5 Tue 6 Wed 7 Thu 8 Frl 9 Sa' 10 Sun 11 Moo 12 Tue 13 Wed

14 Thu 8 26-8 40 15 Fit 9 089 20 16 Sat 9 53-10 07

10 45-10 50 11 43 11 58

-12 45

17 Sun 18 Mon 19 Tue 20 Wed 21 Thu 22 Fn 23 Sal

1 02-1:51 2 11-3 00 3 22-4 00 4 28 5:07 6 25« 57 7 15-7 42 8 02 8 24 8 45 9 06 9 26 9 45

10 27 10 27 10 49-11 07

3 56-4 09 4 41-4 50 5 295 36 6 24-4 34 7:25-7 41 8 27-6 46 9 23-9 41 10 II 10 32 10 5611 22 11:41 12 07 12 23 12 491 03 1 32 I 42 2 13-7 18 2 55-2 55 3 35-3 35 4 22-4 IB 5 15-5 13 6 21-6 26. 7 33 7 45 3 498 56 9:399 57 10 32 10 55 12 23 12 46 I 10 1 391 57 2 26 2 40 3:12-3 22 3 54 3 58 4 34-4 38

CORRECTION TIMES Co.npule approximate tlme« a/ high 6 low water /or your area by adding or subtracting the /allowing number a/ minuter /or each tide phase In the Tide Table

1X>W HKiH Ureal Egp Harbor Inlel Minus 12 plus 10 Ocean City (9th St Bridge) plus 35 plus 22 Corson Inlel (bridge) plus 21 plus? Sea Isle City ilAKllam Thoro Bridge) plus 66 plus 43 Sea Isle City Beach minus 2 minus 21 Townsend Inlel plus 21 plus 4 Seven Mile Reach plus IS 0 Stone Harbor (Great Channel Bridge) plus 43 plus 40 Hereford Inlel 'Angieseal plus 19 o Wildwood Beach Minus 2 minus 17 % West Wildwood tGrassy Channel bridge) plus 46 plus 43 Cape May Harbor plus l minus 4 Five Fathom Bank plus 15 plus 6 Cape May Poinl plus 49 plus 39 McCrie Shoal plus 32 * n plus 27 Delaware Bay Bayshore Channel iBay-Canal Junction) pha50 plus 40 Miami Beach plus 79 plus 66 Dennis Creek Entrance plus 117 plus 97 Brandywine Shoal Ughl plus 81 plus 58

sports ♦

. Doris Ward BATTER UP — Carol Blum of Cape May Court House takes a swing during tryouts for the Major League Division of the Little League at the Goshen Complex. Joey Cohen of Court House catches and Mike Mills umpires. Carol is the ll-year-otd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blum: Joey is the &-year-old son of Mr and Mrs. Max Cohen.

Hockey Win For Islanders

Streams Shut For Stocking TRENTON - The New Jersey Division of Fish. Game and Wildlife has begun the 1983 pre-season trout stocking program, which will include Dennisvillc Lake, Dennisville Trout fishermen are reminded that the state's trout streams are closed to fishing from midnight. March 20. through 8 a.m. opening day. Saturday. April 9. The closing is to allow for the Division’s Bureau of Freshwater Fisheries to complete stocking of streams, lakes and ponds This year the division plans to stock 168.290 trout prior to opening day STOCKING WILL con tinue in-season for seven consecutive weeks In all. the division anticipates stocking a total of 578.490 trout for the 1983 season, with an average size of 9 7 inches. These wall include brook, brown and rainbow Irout In addition. Round Valley Reservoir in Hunterdon County has been designated a 'Trophy Trout Area." and there is no closed season for brown and rainbow trout Lake trout, however, may only be taken from Jan. I through midnight. Sept 30 and the minimum size for brown and rainbow trout is 13 inches, and for lake trout, 24 inches The division urges fishermen who want to fish from private property to obLiin permission first and to be sure to respect the rights of the landowners Little Ijeagiie Seeks Funds

CAPE MAY - The Greater Cape May Little League is seeking dona lions to meet the cost of in surance, equipment, charter fees, and field upkeep The league provides adult-supervised activity for over 190 children Tryouts for girls will be held 4-6 pm. April 5 and 6 at the City Elementary School. Lafayette St Contributions should be sent to Greater Cape May Little League, c/o Margie B Dellas. 309 Deca’tur St — P.O. Box 128, Cape May 08204

AVALON - The Avalon Islanders street hockey team defeated the Cape May team 7 to 5 Wednesday. March 23. The winning goalie for Avalon was Chuck Mcllvaine. Scoring the goals were: Paul Buchanan (1).

Bob Ferguson (1), Scott Bond (2). Fabian Kulynch <21. and John Bossuyt < 1). The (^ape May team is trying ’o get a tournament together during the beginn •ng of April at the County Park

Horse Show May 21-22 CLERMONT - The date has been changed this year for the fourth annual horse show sponsored by the Auxiliary of Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital In stead of June, the horse show will be Saturday and Sunday. May 21 and 22. at Meadow Creek Farm, Route 9 Jane Hartin and Mrs Ruth Wehe are co chairmen Both say that the show this year will be bigger and better, with more competition, refreshments and baked goods, and over 20 different arts and crafts tables A special raffle drawing will be held 4 p.m Sunday for prizes for food purchases.

Scastmai Halt CAPE MAY ~ All city recreational activities except roller skating will be cancelled Good Friday. April 1 For additional information call the Department of Civic Affairs. 884 8411 ext 20 or 27

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