Herald & Lantern 15 February '84

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COURT HOUSE — A basketball tournament for the benefit of the Cape May County Youth Shelter will be held Saturday, Feb. 25, at the Wildwood High School gym, and Sunday, March 4, at the Wildwood Catholic High School gym. The games will be played in a double elimination format from 1ft a.m. to approximately 6 p.m. each day. Taking part will be teams representing County Correctional Center workers, county Youth Services workers, Lower Township Consolidated School faculty, Middle Township Police Dept , Wildwood Jaycees members, Wildwood High School faculty. Wildwood Crest Memorial School faculty, and the Wildwood Crest Police Dept. THE TOURNAMENT is sponsored by Cape May County Youth Shelter Auxiliary. Tickets may be obtained from any of the participating teams or at the door, and each ticket will be good for the eight hours of basketball. Volunteers are needed to referee some tournament games. Those interested Softball Meet

CAPE MAY-There will be an organizational meeting for the 1984 City Men's Softball Leagues at Convention Hall 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 22.' All persons interested in fielding a team are asked to send a representative at that time. For further information contact the Department of Civic Affairs ar 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27.

Deer Bag 2nd Best

TRENTON— Hunters in Cape May County bagged 321 deer in the 1983-84 season to contribute to a near-record deer harvest of 23,277, second best on record, according to the state Division of Fish, Game, and Wildlife. Different types of hunters shared in the total for Cape May County, with 52 deer taken in the fall bow season, 184 in the six-day firearm season, 62 in the permit shotgun season; 20 fell to muzzleloaders, and three to winter bowmen. Statewide, new records were established, with the Vinter bow harvest of 378, muzzleloader harvest of 1,119, and total antlered bucks in all seasons, 13,625. Despite severe weather conditions, the deer seasons were exceptionally productive, says the division. for the 122,000 hunters who took to the field Triathlon Aid CAPE MAY - The Triathlon Committee is searcning for an Apple II or Franklin Ace Computer and an operator to help them conduct the City’s 22nd Annual Triathlon Sunday, June 17, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. For details call the Department of Civic Affairs 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27.

are asked to contact Terry Osier at 465-5045. Proceeds will go to the county Youth Services Shelter, formerly the Cape May County J.I.N.S. Shelter. The shelter cares for children 7 to 17, many of w'hom are abused, neglected, or having domestic problems. It is hoped to provide some supplemental resources for the

Set Soccer Signups Sat. VILLAS — There will be sign-ups for Soccer for . Lower from Township residents on Saturday. 12 Noon to 4 p.m., at the Recreation Center on Bayshore Road. Boys and Girls who will be 7 before April 1 and not 17 before July 1 are eligible to play in this league. All participants must present proof of age before playing.

VARSITY HGOPSTERS — Members of Lower Cape May Regional High School's girls varsity basketball squad are: front, left to right, Nina Coleman. Betsy Craig, Dawn Horner, Linda Conover; rear row. Lydia Valentine, Pam Frelx, Samantha Hayes. Janet ~ Sims, and Coleen Pietrowski.

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