Herald & Lantern 13 April '83

sports-

23

Ugly Mug Dominates Net Play

Oort* Word EIGHT BALL — Pool shark Beatrice Fuller, 10. of Wildwood shows her skill during a break at the Brownie Troop 108 activities at the Wildwood Recreation Center. She's the daughter of Mrs. Doris Fuller.

SOCCER TRY-OUTS VINELAND - Garden State Games soccer tryouts for Cape May County youths will Ije held at the Landis Middle School this month Boys tryout April 16; girls April 30 High school juniors and under should report at 10 a m.; seniors and over at 2 p m Call Walt Pericciuoli at 652-1776 for details

CAPE MAY - Ugly Mug downed Gloria’s Saloon 2 .games to 1 in coed volleyball March 30. In the second match the Shire took all three games from the City of Cape May In the final match Shelter Skelter notched two wins to Marine National Bank's one. In competition April 16, Ugly Mug, paired with the Playmates, ran away with the match 3 games to 0. Game one featured Bill Abadcc's sets to his spikers as the Mug downed the Playmates 15-5. The Ugly Mug won the second game by the same score, 15-5, behind the spikes of Marlene Mediuch. Joanne Decasato saved many points for the Playmates. Game three was another win for the Mug 15-7 behind the fine all-around play of Roy Hartle. THE SECOND MATCH featured Gloria s Saloon against Shelter Skelter with Gloria's shutting out Shelter Skelter 3 games to 0 Game one, won by Glorias 15^, set the tone for what was to be in store for Shelter Skelter. Ed McKinley played well for Gloria's. Ix>u Ginsberg provided, Shelter Skelter with some excellent serves. In game two (15-9), Gloria's continued its winning ways behind the excellent overall play of .Shelley Ridgeway. Dan Hughs showed much improve ment for Skelter. In game three Gloria's completed the shutout with a 15-8 win The final match paired

National, Texas In Final

CAPE MAY — National Associates, behind 39 points by Andy Boyt. upsel regular-season champion Sol Needles Agency 79 54 in the first round of the basketball playoffs In the other playoff game. Texas Avenue came from behind to edge a

2 SG«I GMXIrwCan No top side seams (ialva m/od sleet ) m spool SP?' Q—KIttM uim

STILLER'S HARDWIRE 135 E. WILDWOOD IVENUE WILDWOOD 522 1411

tcH the Winner! In Dm CAPE MAY COUNTY, N .J. year round FISHING TOURNAMENT Enjoy some of tho finest fishing on \ the East Coast along with great accommodations and FAMILY FUN WRITE FOR FISHING KIT - ANTHONY T. CATANO90. Director l«i 9U. Caps KUy Court Hwu. N.J Ml

the City of Cape May with Rio Grande Building Materials. Rio Grande took the match from a much improved City team 2 games to 1. In game one Rio Grande jumped out to a big lead behind the serving of Pete Kakoyannis and never looked back, downing the City 15-5. Game two was much closer, with the Rio Grande pulling it out 15-13.

Bill Szemcsak led an inspired City team with some excellent returns of difficult serves Game 3 was a dramatic win for the City 15-12 of difficult serves Game 3 was a dramatic win for the City 15-12 after falling behind 112 early on Sherri Etzler led the way for the City with some excellent serves and crucial digs of tough volleys

STEVENSON PLUMBING & HEATING

• Family Service Since 1911 Electric Drain A • Free Estimates Sewer Cleaning • New WorK or Repairs • Reliable 1

886-0351 Domestic Hot Water Heate r s

CALI US FOI All TOUR nUNIINC A KEATING NEEDS

NJ STATE LIC *5574

* * ♦

${$NO° 0

tea** :

Thursday, April 14th

at the AMERICAN LEGION

Atlantic & Roberts Aves.. WlldwoocTl N.J. ★ Free Refreshments

★ Entertainment

Featuring the

WILDWOOD STRING BAND & THE HOFFNAGEL BAND

Meet the Candidates who put WILDWOOD FIRST with Honesty and Teamwork

FOR MAYOR

GUY MUZIANI

FOR COUNCILMF.N AT LARGE ED HERMAN VIC DI SYLVESTER *

COUNCIL 1 ST WARD *

KAREN DOUGHERTY * COUNCIL 2ND WARD ♦

EMMA JACKSON * COUNCIL 3RD WARD ♦ CHARLIE KUSK1 *

Ordered & Paid tor by Wildwood First Committee Joseph Satemo. frees ^

game Dellas quintet Sean Magee and Ray Scaltrito. with 24 and 20, respectively, led the grocers, while •'Serge'' Snow’s 25 led the Dellas men National Associates looks like the team to beat as they had little trouble defeating the Realtors of Sol Needles In addition to Boyt's 39, Tom Magill add ed 25 for the Insurance men "Jumping John" Girgenti deposed 25 to lead the Realtors

Softball Htiddlt’ CAPK MAY An organizational meeting for the Women's Softball League will be held 7pm May 3 at Convention Hall Any team interested in par ticipating should send a representative For infor mation contact the Depart ment of Civic Affairs at 884-8411 exl 20 or 27

This year, put more in your own pocket, less in Uncle Sam’s.

You still have tirue to give yourself a $2,000 tax rierJuct.ion for 1902 JuSt open an Inclivirfijb! Retirement Account before you ‘de your income tax return Even if you're already covered by a retirement plan, you i;an invest up to $2,000 of your 1902 wages Up to $*4,000 <f you and your spouse botn work And a total of $2,250 m separate accounts if your spouse isn't employed Your investment is tax-free until you retire

So is tne interest Ariel it's sVeebie 1 You > 'eve a cboic.e of a fixed rate, 10 month certificate or a floabng rate certificate based on t he weekly Money Market. < ate Best of e'l. your IRA >nvestment >s insured up to $100,000 by the FSLIC So before you pay your taxes thi^ yenr, pay yOLjrBe'f Visit an IRA Specialist at. Cape May County Savings and Loan t oday, and open an IRA Acpount it's deductible?

We're In the buaineee of making your money make money.

T l i

Cape May County Savings & Loan

• PA Rpoolallata IPA Bpaclallat Robert J. Boyar Harold Poop ChaHotta B. Qrooma '517 WorVT>*«t.<x- St 7 Nrx-tH Mb.>’ St Car** Mn, Q0*1 B*135

A'.Mif i.ilU IPA Bpaolallat Clifford O. Patrick 13301 AtioMtx: W-'tJvN’Oorl &SIA /

IPA bpaolallat E. Joan Bohallangar

IPA Bpaolallat Corylln M. Armour An S sn*-ft n>| 'V»a>-'<xti 301 An»»yy A*« O na»' Of, , 3SB ^*»00