Herald & Lantern 24 August '83

Pumping Iron Fri.

CAPE MAY - Former professional wrestler, power lifter and Cape May life guard Maurice A. Catarcio will attempt to unofficially erase fitness king Jack LaLanne's 160-pound record for the straight two-arm pull in weightlifting during the annual Life Guard's Ball at Convention Hall, Friday, Aug. 26.

Carver’s Show

MIDDLE TWP. - The Wetlands Institute will hold its seventh annual South Jersey Bird Carvers Show and Sale 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday at the institute, Stone Harbor Blvd. For more information call 368-1211.

Norcross in

Global Shield WILDWOOD - Newly promoted Tech. Sgt. Larry C. Norcross, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.K. Norcross of Shawcrest Mobile Home Park, has participated in Global Shield 83, an exercise involving U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps units, and elements of the Canadian forces. Norcross is assigned with the 351st Strategic Missile Wing at Whiteman Air Force Base, Mo. He is a 1964 graduate of Wildwood High School.

If he succeeds, Catarcio will apply to officially attempt to break the record at the National Power Lifting Championships this fall. Qn several recent occasions, Catarcio said, he has pulled more than 150 pounds. Last week, he barely missed lifting 16m pounds, he said.

Bethune Sent To Germany WHITESBORO - Sgt. Floyd A. Bethune, son of local residents Marie and Nathinel Bethune, has arrived for duty in Aschaffenburg, West Germany. Bethune, a personnel specialist with the 3rd Infantry Division, was previously assigned at Fort Sam Houston, Tx. He is a 1981 graduate of Middle Township High School.

STONE HARBOR DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB WINNERS AUK. » NORTH AND SOUTH I. L Kllbouroe and L. Mowbray 146 2 Mr andMn FrankMtadr ,141 3 Bob Owam and Bill Coan 139 4 Mr. andMra NttlDmlin 132 S. Jean Van Tilberg and Belly Williams 127 EAST AND WEST 1 .Viv Cameron and Peg Sheldon 134 2 Mr and Mn Fred Jacob 134 3 Gear Filher and Henry Buchianico . 131 4 Ruth Reeae and Bill Kentner 129 5 Mr and Mn Sieve Kimmel 126

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Lower Lists

Soccer Sign-Up VILLAS - There will be soccer sign-ups for Lower Township residents, starting Aug. 29, and ending Sept. 2, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Recreation Center on Bayshore Road

in the Villas.

Boys and girls who were seven before Jan. 1, and who will not be 13 before Dec. 31, are eligible to play in this league. All participants must present proof of age before playing. Anyone interested may call the Recreation Center at 886-6880 between 9 a.m.

and 3 p.m.

Snapper^ Cop Title

STONE HARBOR - The final game of the year in the Soccer League was played Friday, Aug. 12, and the championship was decided on the first game as the Red Snappers squeaked out a 2-1 victory over the Yellow Submarines. Chris Rice and Matt Greece tallied the Snappers’ goal while Shawn McCormack scored the Submarines’ only goal. The second game decided the third place finisher as the Blue Claws crushed the Green Heads 4-0. Justin Zackey, Brendon Rorck, Mike McFarlane and Steven Whelan scored for the Claws. A I - ' All-Stars Boot

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AVALON HOME AND LAND OWNERS ASSOCIATION P.0. BOX 21 AVALON, NEW JERSEY 08202

IMPORTANT ANNUAL MEETING J Pros and Cons of Our Borough

Sewage Treatnlent Plant •Water Conservation •Population Density - and whal is being done about them will be discussed_by - Mayor Rachel Sloan ''and • • President Thomas McKittrick Saturday, August 27 10 AM— Community Hall All members are urged to attend this important meeting and their guests are welcome.

Loop Champs

STONE HARBOR - The soccer league had its annual All-Stars versus Champions Wednesday, August 17. The Red Snappers, the league champs, took on a heavily manned All-Star squad which consisted of four selections each from the Yellow Submarines, Blue Claws, and the Green Heads. The All Stars used three first half goals as they cruised to victory 3-0. Goals were scored by Joe Kautrrman. Chris Fullerton, and Joe Sparta to lead the All-Stars Cause.

4-H Seeking New Clubs

COURT HOUSE - The county 4-H organization is urging formation of 4-H clubs in neighborhoods for children 9 to 19. Needed are at least five youngsters and one or more adults to work with them and guide them. 4-H members learn skills in areas like gardening, foods and nutrition, clothing and textiles, photography or sciences, and arts and crafts. PARTICIPANTS learn to plan their own programs and run their own clubs with 4-H help and direction. There is no registration fee and most project materials are provided without cost. For information, call Jean Jesuncosky or Robert L Dilks at the 4-H Office, Cooperative Extension Service, Dennisville Rd., Rte. 585