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Herald & Lantern 9 November '83

CAPE MAY - The first ma tch in women's volleyball pitted the Shire against Thunder and Roses In game one the Shire jumped off to a quick &-0 lead before the serving of Arlene Fornabaio brought Thunder and Roses back to within two points at 8-6. All around court coverage by I/orraine Holt and Marlene Mediuch sealed the victory for the Shire at 16-14. The shoe was on the other foot, in game two as

Thunder and Roses took an early 5-1 lead. However, the consistent play of Sue McKee and the excellent serving of Cheryl Gkldis gave Thunder and Roses all they could handle as the Shire ran away with it at 15-8. In the final game the Shire proved to be too much despite the efforts of Thunder and Vises’ J*n McKenzie. Trailing 12-2 early on, they managed to rally within two points at

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12-10 before bowing out 15-10. MATCH TWO paired an overmatched Havin’ Fun team against Kona Women. Kona Women had an easy time of it as they limited the Havin' Fun team to a total offensive output of five points over the three games. Sparked by the front line play of Kathy Strang and Denise Zimmerman Kona Women defeated Havin’ Fun 15-3, 15-1,*15-2. Linda and Tami Thomas both played well for Havin' Fun throughout the night. In the final match of the evening perennial league power the Needlers went up against a game C-View team In game one the Needlers took charge right from the opening volley as the serving of Marion Lomack shut down the CView attack and the Needlers prevailed 15-8. The front line attack of the Needlers' Debbie Palmer. Michelle Bird and Patti Oswald proved to be too • much for the C-View attack came through with its best effort of the match as Sue Fitz brought C-View from a 14-7 deficit. However, it was to no avail as the Needlers closed the game out at 15-9.

SOGGY SOLES — Gloria Camp of Somers Point lends husband Tom a band with his wet boots at Townsends Inlet during the Delaware Valley Surf Anglers' Association Fishing Tournament Saturday. More than 200 regional surfcasters entered the contest. Chuck Featherer of Townsends Inlet took a second prize for individual casting.

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CAPE MAY - The City Youth Basketball Leagues will be conducting tryouts and registrations at the Cape May City Elementary School Nov. 19 and 26, noon-2 p.m. Youngsters between the ages of 8 and 13 years who are interested in competing in basketball are urged to register at that time or call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411 for more information.

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COURT HOUSE-Army and Air Force reservists in the area are being sought by the Cape May County Office of Emergency Management for assignment to the County office under the Individual Mobilization Augmentation (IMA) Program. Reservists between the rank of E-6 and colonel are needed to assist in the disaster planning and operations of Emergency Management, where the skills they have acquired in the military will aid in the protection of local citizens at times of emergency. ACTIVE RESERVISTS may earn retirement point credits through their work periods with Emergency Management, which include their annual paid two-week tour of duty. Citing the valuable contributions made to Emergency Management work by reservists who

have served on the county staff, County Coordinator Lyndon Simmerman invited area reservists to contact the county office, which is located in the County Library-Office Building on Mechanic St. The phone number is 465-9406. Skills in administration, communications, planning and operations are of especial value to the Emergency Management program, Simmerman said. S Casey Gets His Wings WILDWOOD - Second Lt. John P. Casey, son of James A. and Mary V. Casey of 233 E. Juniper Ave., has graduated from U.S. Air Force Air pilot training, and has received silver wings at Williams Air Force Base, Ariz Casey will now serve at McGuire Air Force Base, N.J., with the 438th Military Airlift Wing. He is a 1982 graduate ofr the University of Arizona at Tucson.

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VFW Post Adds New Members CAPE MAY - A membership drive for Vietnam and Korean War veterans has brought 10 new members into Peterson-LitUe Post 386. Veterans of Foreign Wars, in the past two months, reports Commander James Lee To date there are 128 members, with two life members Veterans are welcome to join by calling the post home. 884 7961, for an application Meetings are the first and third Thursdays of the month at the post home, 419 Congress St. Lee also announced the appointment of Thomas Daniel of Whites boro in charge of grounds and building

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