50

Herald & Lantern 22 lime '83

.sports.

VILLAS SEVERING ACROSS FROM VILLAS LUMBER CO

EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES'!

LARGE ASSORTMENT NO WAX VINYL

STARTIM AT *5» 9 sq. yd

MONTEGO BAY «11 49 sq CUT & LOOP W/ACTION BAG Reg $1349

LARGE ROLLS OF “NEW EARLY SPRINO GREEN GRASS

HALO FRESH SAXONY W/AeTION BAC SAILMAKER by DoHleld EXCELLENT RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL COLOR LINE CHARIOTEER by Mohawk

*10" sq. yd. Reg $12.99 8 5" sq. yd. Reg. $7.99

VILLAS FLOOR COVERING (A DIV. OF VILLAS LUMBER CO.)

BAYSHORE & WEBER AVE. VILLAS 886-5500

VILLAS LUMBER CO. & HOME CENTER BAYSHORE ROAD A WEBER AVE. VILLA* 886-5139

WLilr Westinghouse (RT1756CW) 17 Cu El TEXTURE DOOR WfAUTO Kt MAKER NOW REG $799 95 $699 9S

WHITE WESTINGHOUSE (LAS01PX) '' l OU'Ti CLOTHES WASHER

REG $464 95

NOW

$44495

Westlnghouse (KS53SR0) 'VKy? 0 SLIDE IN RANGE 30" .SELF CLEAN WICLOCK TIMER REG $594 95 NOW *399«*

Sharp (19G71) 19” COLOR TV SALE

REG $389 95

now$299 95

SAVE

GE WASHER $ 349

967-4621 .0tick 2345 DUNE DR., AVALON ct.TER ,K

Openings In Program

CAPE MAY - The Department of Civic Affairs will accept registrations for another week for the city’s summer leisure time activities. Interested individuals or families can enroll in one of the many eight-week courses offered which run through Aug. 7. Programs with openings still available are Infant Swim, Tiny Tot Swim, Children Learn to Swim, Scuba Diving/ Basic and Intermediate Youth Teilnis and A M. Women’sJfxercise. Women’s Dancercise, Yoga, Aqua Aerobic^land Summer Swim Team. ADDITIONALLY, two American Red Cross Advanced Lifesaving Courses are being offered — an eight-week morning class and an accelerated fourweek course during evening hours. Classwork and Hot Action In Softball CAPE MAY - Ken Laurie went 3 for 3 as powerful DeKelco beat a much improved Mayer’s Bar team 10-4 in American League softball. The A.C. Press put together a dramatic 6-run rally in the 7th inning to down the U.S.C.G. EECEN 10-7. Mike DeVito and Jamie Bitting had 3 hits apiece. Ken Larricks knocked in the game winning rbi’s. In the Women’s Softball League, Vance's Sluggers nipped Way Point Marine Electronics 7-5 in extra innings. Kim Dellas scored the winning run for Vance’s. Myrna Valentine and Angela Jackson each had doubles in a winning cause. The U.S.C.G. Sugar Bears destroyed the Pirate’s Den in an awesome offensive display, 31-5.

Honor Roll

N. CAPE MAY - The faculty and administration of Heritage Christian Academy announced that 10 students have been listed on the High Honor Roll for maintaining A’s in all subject areas for the final marking period of the year. These students are: Kathy Bielli. Susan Church, Lauren Evoy, Krista Hughes. Meghan McPherson. Nicky Rieser, Jill v Korupchak. Kirsten Merrill, Karen Rieser and Jenny Smith. To be listed on the Honor Roll, a student must maintain a B average in all subjects throughout the marking period The 23 students listed on the Honor Roll this quarter are: Jaime Hammer. Jessica Newell, Danica Starynski. Tommy Bielli. Stephen ie Flcshman. John Fok, Jonathan Goodroe. Jessica Lees. David Flickmger. Jennifer Fleshman. Steven Lewis, Frank Pimpinella, Jennifer Bastian, Phillip Church. Heather Mac Donald. Kelley Strickland. Pamela Trimble, Sherry Cone. Jeff Trout, Keith Bancroft, Patsy Cone. John Fleshman and Ray Steffens Four students had perfect attandance for the year: Darla Matthews. Tommy Bielli. Joseph Trombetta and Pamela Trimble.

practical pool work will be incorporated into a series of three-hour classes.

For additional information call 884-8111 ext. 20 or 27.

‘Freedom Race’ Set

N. WILDWOOD - The annual Freedom Race will be held by the Beach Patrol 6 p.m. Sunday, July 3. The four-mile run will start at patrol headquarters, 15th and the beach, go south through Wildwood to the Crest Fishing Pier, and return through Wildwood to finish at the headquarters. Registrations will be accepted by mail, with a $5 fee, until June 30, by sen-

ding checks to the North Wildwood Beach Patrol, four-mile run, 15th and Beach, North Wildwood 08260. Post-registration with a $6 fee will be accepted at the patrol headquarters until 5:30 p.m. the day of the race. Awards will be given to the top three finishers in all categories, age and gender divisions. The first 100 entries will receive T-shirts.

s4. THunfJiu & 'pvict SEASHORE RD., CAPE MAY, N.J.

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL WOOD & CHAIN LINK

OIYA1I FOR YOUR C0NVENIENC? WE NOW CARRY QQC -4 COE OLYMPIC STAINS & PAINTS OOP- IPOU

PATRICK’S

HARDWARE & HOME CENTER

406 N>nr Sl'td ' CifM Mit • 884-463?

KEYS 2 for $1.00

OUT ecooorriy iNTfRlOfJ LATEX fLAI WAU PAiNl li$l p»rce 7 9V 4.991 _ (301100 .

VANITIES 19"x17" BASE AND TOP

WHITE

BROWN

ritWON INfltlON INIEMONlX. ixunuii uiunxi $tti*ao$$ IMBH DICOUliO* INMHL I***" I**"' pBn I4M9M Ml 1$ 11 MI141 -LUJ"HI 1)H