* Herald it Lantern 16 November '83

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CAPE MAY - In the first match of the evening in the Men’s Power Volleyball League, the Potter was pitted against perennial league power Library III. The Potter staged a tremendous comeback in game one after being down 8-2 to tie the game at 10-10. Library III pulled themselves together at that point and behind the

Daniel Baker, 81, of Wildwood, Hov. 6. A member of Beth Judah Temple, he was the owner of Baker Brothers, Hardware^tore. Margaret M. Blackburn, 62, of Rio Grande, Nov. 11. Born in Alpena, Mich., she was an area resident for 37 years. Dorothy J. Dunne, 60, of North Cape May, Nov. 8. Formerly of Delaware County, Pa., she was a resident for six years. Charles E. Frederick, 56, of North Cape May, Nov. 7. Formerly of Darby, Pa., he was a retired truck driver. Frances E. Gardiner. 69, of Wildwood, Nov. 6. A lifelong resident, she was a member of the As bury A.M.E. Church. Josephine J. Garret^ 75, of Wildwood, Nov 8. Formerly of New York City, she was an area resident for five years. Arnold C. Laich, 67, of Jensen Beach, Fla., formerly of Ocean City, Nov. 13. Before retiring, he had been associated with the Port O’ Call Motor Inn. Harry 0. Lauer, 79, of Ocean City, Nov. 5. Bom in Tamaqua, pa., he was a resident for seven years. William G. McKenzie, 75, of Town Bank, Nov. 7. Bom in Dundee, Scotland, he was formerly of Palisades Park. Mathilde M. Smith, of Ocean City, Nov. 9. Bom in Philadelphia, she was a retired bookkeeper. Rev. G. Otto Underwood, 82, of Villas, Nov. 7. Bom in Blossom, Tex., he was the former pastor of the Bethlehem Church, Dover, Del. Sophie Kephart Vandegrift, 88, of Green Creek, Nov. 4. She was formerly of Philadelphia. Marshall H. Wallace, 62, of Delmont, Nov. 12. Bom in Tuckahoe, he was a former attendant at the Woodbine State School.

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spacing of Andy Butler took over the match and captured the first game at 1510. Although game two was a much closer match, Library III led the whole way behind the consistent net play of Tom Laury and won 16-14. The Potter stormed back in game three behind the excellent play of Stu Cohen, who blocked three volleys for three points and followed that up with two aweinspiring spikes as the Potter blew out Library III 15-4. In game four Library III staged the most dramatic comeback of the young season. Down 9-2 at one point Library III stormed back behind the fine all-

Participates In Exercise

WOODBINE - Army Spec. 4 Karen D. Livingston, daughter of Kermit A. and Emma J. Hood of Springfield, Ohio, has participated in Bold Eagle 84, a joint service readiness exercise held at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. Livingston is a stenographer with the 7th Infantry Division at Ford Ord, Calif. Her husband, Army Spec. 4 Ronnie Livingston, is the son of Belinda Livingston of 304 Monroe Ave.

Reading Olympics Sign ups

COURT HOUSE - The March of Dimes is presenting a Reading Olympics Program for children in grades 1 to 6 through the County Public Library. The program is designed to encourage students to read while instilling in them a sense of community spirit. Those who participate sign up sponsors who agree to donate a certain amount of money to the March of Dimes for each book the child reads. Children read as many books as possible for a period of one month. Parents must verify that the child is reading. The children then collect donations which have been pledged to them. OLYMPIC-STYLE medals are awarded to those who complete the program by reading at least four books. A bronze medal is given to those who read between 4 and 9 books; a silver medal is given to those who read between 10 and 19 books-, and a gold medal is awarded to those who read 20 or more books. The only requirement is that the books be on the reader’s level and that they are not textbooks. Money raised by the March of Dimes goes to help in the fight against birth defects. Each year 250,000 babies are bom with a significant birth defect, either mental or physical. Registration forms are available at the County Library on Mechanic St.

around play of Mike Moore and Bruce Dwyer to snare the victory at 16-12. The second match paired league leading Lighting Dimensions against a game Spikers team. Game one featured strong defense by Rick Ferrante as Lighting Dimensions downed the Spikers 15-9. Game two was much of the same as Lighting Dimensions again downed the Spikers 15-9. In game three Brendan Rosenberg and Rick Hall kept the Spikers in the game with hustle. However, the tight defense of Ted Ferrante and Roy Hartie were too much for the Spikers as Lighting Dimensions won this squeaker 15-13. In the final game Ted Ferrante's serving made the difference as Lighting Dimensions edged the Spikers 15-12.

Meet Tuesday COURT HOUSE - Middle Township High School Band Boosters will sponsor a Tupperware Party Nov. 22 at 8 p.m. in the Memorial Hall of the First United Methodist Church on Main Street (Route 9).

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