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AVALON — The borough held its 1984 Winter Olympics indoors in a twcwlay weekend competition for kids 4 years old and older. Tiie events and their dinners are: OVERALL WINNT£RS r PreSchool A Kindergarten. Clint Hilchner. 1st and 2nd Grade. Tadhg Campbell. 3rd and 4th Grade. Jay Koch Sth and 6th Grade. Megan Larkin 7th and 8th Grade. Todd Rudden PreSchool A Kindergarten Run — 1 Timmy Chapman. 2 Patrick Chapman. 3. Zachary Campbell. 4 Carey Echevarria. S Danna Ha berk Scooter Race — Clint H'tchoer. 2 Carey Echevarria. 3 Timmy Chapman. 4 Danna Ha berk. 5 Jerry Hilchner Soccer Kick — 1. Danna Ha berk. I. Zachery Campbell, 1 Tun Chapman. 2 Holly Kimer Ring Teas - 1 Clint Hilchner, 2 Patrick Chapman. 3 Carey Echevarria. 4 Danna Ha berk. 5 Holly Kimer Bean Bag Throw — 1 Patrick Chapman. 1 Timmy Chapman. 1 Ricky Helling*. 1. Jerry Hilchner. 1 Clint Hilchner Big Bail Race - l - Carey Echevarria. 2 Zachary Campbell. 3 Donna Miller, 4 Patrick Chapman. S Danna Ha berk Shuttle Run — 1 Clint Hilchner. 2 Timmy Chapman. 3 Cgrry Echevarria. 4 Patrick Chapman. 5 Zachary Campbell Bowling — I Timmy Chapman. 1 Rickey Hellmgs. 1 Clint Hilchner. 2 Danna Haberle. 2 Patrick Chapman 1ST AND 2ND GRADE Run — 1 Tadhg Campbell. 2 Jobhny Kauternian. 3 Aaron Greenben . 4 Ben Scott. 5 Allison Steiner

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Tara Wolford. 2. Megan Larkin. 3 Sam Scott. 4 Peter Richardson. 5 PaulDoell, Soccer Dribble - r. Megan Larkin. 2 Sam Scott. 3 Peter Richardson. 4 Paul Doell. S Tara Wolford ' Foul Shooting - 1 Megan Larkin, 2:) Sam Scott. Peler Richardson. Tara Wolford. 3 Leslie Mataiucci ' v -Soccer Kick — 1 Megan Larkin. 1 Trieia McGrath. Sam Scott; 2 Leslie Matflucci. Tara Wolford Broad Jump - 1 Tara Wolford. 2 Megan Larkin. 3-Sam Scott. 4 Peter Richardson. $ Paul DoeH Baseball Throw - t. Sam Scott. 2 Leslie Mataiucci. Trieia McGrath. 3 Peter Richardson. 4 Paul Doell Shuttle Run — 1 Tara Wolford. 2. Keith Greenberg. 3 Megan Larkin.. 4 Sam Scott. 5’ Peter Richardson

7TH AND 8TH GRADE basketball Dribble — 1 Jason Mit eheU, 2. Sean McGrath. 3 Todd Rud r kn. 4 Robbie Judyski Soccer Dnbble - 1. Todd Rudden, 1 Jason Mitchell. 3 Robbie Judyski, 4 Sean McGrath. 5 Sean Rudden Foul Shoot — 1 Sean McGrath. Bob Hdversdn . 2 Rob Judyski.-Jeff Synder. Randy Wolford Soccer Kick - 1 Todd Rudden. Bandy Wolford. 2. Sean McGrath. 3 Sean Rudden. 4 Robbie Judyski Broad Jump 1 Jason Mitchell. 2 Todd Rudden. 3 Randy Wolford. 4 Sean McGrath. 5 Robbie Judyski Baseball Throw — t Todd Rud den. 2- Bob Helvereon. 3 Sean Rud den. 3 Jeff Snyder. 4 Rob Judyski Shuttle Run — L Bob Hclverson. 2 Sean McGrath. 3 Jeff Snyder. 4 Robbie Judyski Oft*tack Course - 4th: t Steve Termisky. 2 Jerry Hilchner. Sth: 1, Debbie Nessanthaler. | Carey Echavama; 6th 1 Mike Soens. 2 Mlison Steiner. 3 Jimmy Chapman; I 7 and 8: 1 Johnny Kautennan. 2. . Sean Bacon. 3. Ben Scott 9lh: 1 Jay Koch. 2 Don Echavarina.S^cott Soens; 10th': 1 KeyGer man. 2 Gene Vallooe. 3 Pete Richardson. lUh: 1 Sam Scott, 2. ■ Leslie Mataiucci. 3. Michael Marshall; 12th 1 Megan Larkin.2 Tara Wolford. 3 Sean McGrath; Jason . Mitchell - Overall Times Obstacle Course: 1. Sam Scott. 20.38, 2 Jason Mitchell. ; 2354; 3 Megan Larkin. 24.52 : 4 Don t Echavama. 25 96

Power Volleyball Leaders in Split

Scooter Race — I Tajjhg Camp bell. 2. Ben Scott. 3 Aaron Greenberg. 4 Johnny Kauterman. 5 - Dana Polizxi Soccer Kick - 1. Carey Koch. 1 Aaron Greenberg. 2 Dana Poiizzi. 3 Johnpy Kauterman,. Rickey

Ring Toss - 1. Carey Koch. 2 Tadhg Campbell. 3 Ben Scott, 4 Johnny Kauterman. S. Allison Sterner. Bean Bag . Throw - 1. Aaron Greenberg. 2 Allison Stetaer. 2 Dana Poluzi. 2 Ben Scott, 2 Johnny Kautennan Big Ball Race - 1. Ben Scott. 2 Johnny Kauterman. 3 Tadhg Camp bell. 4 Allison Stetner. 5 Aaron Greenberg Shuttle Run — 1 Tadhg L 2 Johnny Kauterman. 3 Ben • 4 Aaron Greenberg. 5

3RD AND 4TH GRADE Ba'kethall Dribbk — 1. Jay Koch. • 2 Gene Vallone, 3 Justin Grtr-nberg 4 Jenny Kauterman 5 Chris Marinakis Soccer Dribble - 1. Jay Kocu. 2 Don Echevarria. 3. Jessie Malsbury. 4 Key German. 5 Justih Greenberg Bean Bpg Toss — 1 Jenny Kauter man, 2 Don Echevarria. 2. Key German. 3. Jessie Malsbury. 3. Gene Vallone Soccer Kick — 1. Gene Vallone. Jay Koch. 2 Jenny Kauterman.-3 Key German. Don Echevarria Broad Jump — 1. Jay Koch. 2. Don Echevarria .'3 Gene Vallone. 4 Key German. 5 Justin Greenberg Basketball Throw — i Don Echevarria, 2 Gene Vallooe. Jay Koch; 3 Joey Gargan. Key German Shuttle Run — 1 Jay Koch. 2 Joey Garggn. 3 Key German. 4 Don Echevarria. 5 Jenny Kauterman

CAPE MAY - Last week's action featured first . place Lighting Dimensions against the Pdfter in men’s power volleyball. The Pot- - ter stormed out to a quick first game triumph behind the offensive talents of Stuart Cohen and Jim McKinley, and took the opener by a 15-9 margin as the Rillej-watts just couldn'bget on track. Game two saw Lighting Dimensions jump out to % quick 12-5 lead. However, the Potter refused to.give up and staged a fantastic 15-13 come from behind victory. Bud Bowman and Stu Cohen were instrumental in the successful comeback. Thermal two games went to the KillerwattSvby 15-13 and 15-11 scores. Roy Hartle and John Wilsey stood out with some nice offensive and defensive plays. With the two victories the Killerwatts became the first team in the league to win forty games on the' year. The Potter improved its record to 25-31 to remain in second place. The second match of the evening pitted Library III

against the Whipporwill Spikers. Game one proved to be the best game of the evening as the Spikers -were able to take a hard fought 18-16 win. Dave Gibboney and Bill Holt provided some key plays that helped turn the tide for Whipporwill, which con'tinued to play aggressively through game two and took a rather easy 15-6 victory. It’s tough to contain LibrAry’sAndy Butltr for an entire .evening. Butler look control in game three with his overpowering spikes to lead his team to.a 15-9 decision. Jerry Miller and Jack CastelJo helped make things happen with several digs in the back -court. The Spikers came back with an identical 15-9 victory in the finale to take the match 3-1 and push themselves past Libraryinto third place on the year. STANDINGS lighting Dimensions The Potter Whipporwill Spikers Library HI

‘.Cape May County ALMANAC

MOOS PHASES/POS1TIOSS The Moon't -affect on the Tide ' it greatett when closest to I^art>> tin perigee I and when in direct algrnniemyth Sun t earth (full . i- newNnSon phases) On and about these dates, low pressure systems and/or strong winds - (depending upon direction) may result in flooding, and extremely low tides

First Quarter t Full Moon It Last Quarter 23 Apogee « Perigee 17 « TIDE TABLE • Computed for Cape May Citybeachfront; for other areas, see Correction Times.

DATE

8 Wed 9 Thu 10 FTi 11 Sat 12 Sun 13 Mon M Tue 15 Wed 16 Thu 17 Fn 18 Sat 19 Sun 20 Mon .21 Tue 22 Wed 23 Thu 24 Fri 25 Sat 26 Sun 27 Mon 28 Tue 29 Wed

HIGH 11:47-

12:11-12:33 1:01-1:28 2:01-2:33 3:07-3 49

LOW

5:20-5:35 6 15-6:24 7:27-7:26 8:37-8:36 9:41-9:38

4 18-4.58 10:38-10:37 5:21-5:54 11:35-11:37

CORRECTION TIMES Compute approximate times of high ic low waui for your area by adding or subtracting the following number of minutes far each tide phase in

the Tide Toble.

LOW HIGH Great Egg Harbor Inlet Minus 12 pluslO Ocean City <9lb St Bridge) plus 35 plus 22 Corson Inlet 'bridge) plus 21 plus?

Sea Isle City

(Ludlam Tboro Bridge plus 66 plus 43 Sea Isle City Beach minus 2 , minus 21

Townsend Inlet

P»ps21 . plus4 Seven Mile Beach plus 15 o

Stone Harbor

'Great Channel Bridget plus 43 plus 40 Hereford Inlet < Aaglesea' plus 19 o Wildp ood Beach Minus 2 minus 17

6:14-6:46

•12:30

West Wildwood

7:06-7:36

12:35-1:20

(Grassy Channel bridge)

7:584:25

1:30-2 09

plus 46

Dins 43

8:44-9:14 9:33-10:06

2:20-2:55 3:11-3:40

Cape May Harbor

10:25-10:57

4:01-4:27

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minus 4

11 17-11:50

<1:53-5:15

Five Fathom Bank

-12:10

5.45-6 09

plus 11

plus 1

12:42-1:04

6:507:08

Cape May Point

1:39-2:02

7:554:12

plus 46

phis 34

2:41-3:10

9:00-9:12

McCrie Shoal

3:44-4:18 4:47-5:16

9:50-10:08 10:51-11:00

plus 28

plus a"

5:37-6:06

11:41-11:50

Delaware Bay

6:22-6:46

-12 24

Bayshore Channel ■ Bay-Caul Junction)

plus 31

plus 36

plus 75 plus 71 Dennis Creek Entrance P*us» plus 84 Brandywine Shoal Light p*us^7 plus 52

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