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Herald & Lantern 21 March '84

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COLD SPRING - Plans are in the final stages for the 25th Annual Silver Anniversary South Jersey Quarter Horse Circuit to he held April 24, 25, 26, 27 and 28 at Hidden Valley Ranch, 4070 Bayshore Road. This year’s circuit will be for the benefit of the Louis R. Dickinson Scholarship

Fund.

The scholarship fund has been established by the Hidden Valley Riding Club in memory of Louis R. Dickinson, the owner of Hidden Valley Ranch and a pioneer breeder in the quarter horse industry. The $1,000 scholarship will benefit a local student

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graduating from Lower Cape May Regional High School, Wildwood High School or Wildwood Catholic High School who will be furthering his or her education and will continue involvement with horses. The scholarship will be presented for the first time

in June.

The circuit was originated by Mary Ellen and Lou Dickinson and is the oldest quarter horse show in New Jersey. It is also one of the largest horse shows in the state. In 1983 there were 2,072 entries with exhibitors and horses coming from 16 states plus Canada. Over 115 stalls have been reservTake

IN HONOR OFtbeSUver Anniversary special FiveDay Hi-Point Awards are being offered for the following: $500, Hi-Point Horse; $500, Hi-Point Youth or Amateur Horse and Rider Combination in Open Classes; $250, Working Hunter Horse; $250, Western Pleasure Horse; Color Portrait of the HiPoint Youth 13 and under; Color Portrait of the HiPoint Youth 14-18.

class. Hidden Valley Ranch offers a new 150 by 250 ring with lights, outside hunter course, restaurant, tack

shop, camper hook-ups and stabling on the grounds. The show grounds’ dose proximity to Cape May City, a National Historic Landmark due to its concentration of Victorian architecture, is unique and exhibitors enjoy being in the area. Many local businesses are class spon-

sors for the circuit.

For information, contact Mrs. Mary Ellen Dickinson, president, Hidden Valley Rilling Club Hidden Valley Ranch. 4070 Bayshore Rd., Cape May, New Jersey 08204,

manager. Hidden Valley Riding Club 8604 Pleasure Ave., Townsends Inlet, New Jersey 08243 or (609)263-6242 and (609)263-7505.

In addition to these awards the annual Hidden Valley Riding Club 5 Day Hi-Point Plaque will be^ given to the winner in each

(609)884-8205 or Mrs. Janet E. Stevens, secretary-show

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Nail-Biter Finale

CAPE MAY - The Lighting Dimensions Killerwatts pulled out a spectacular come from behind 15-12 victory over the Potter in the final game of the Men’s Power Volleyball championships. It was a game that could have gone either way, that will be long remembered by all those involved. With the match tied at two games all, the best of five series was suddenly transformed into a one game winner-take-all showdown. The Potter stuck first blood as it jumped out to a quick 9-2 lead over the Killerwatts due largely to the hitting of Jim McKinley and Bob Jackson. Realizing it was only six points from defeat. Lighting Dimensions began to make its move, and what a move it was. It reeled off 10 unanswered points behind the clutch hitting of Bill Arnold and BUI Abadie to gain a 12-9 advantage. The Potter then showed the nearly 75 people in attendance that it was for real. Stuart Cohen, the man the Potter has gone to all year when it needed “the big play”, responded in style with three successive kills and a defensive block to knot the score at 12-12. That would be all, however, as the Killerwatts’ Roy Hartle served out for the game, match and championship. Games ont and three belonged to the Potter. In the opener it blocked everything in sight. “It felf like we were trying to hit through a bride wall”, commented Lighting Dimension’s Ted Fen-ante. “There’s not a weak blocker on their team. We knew that in order to beat them we had to catch them off guard by setting our middle hitter more than usual.” The Potter held the Killerwatts to a total of

Cheerleading Competition

„ NORTH CAPE MAY - St. John of God CYO on Town Bank Road will host a cheerleading competition at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 25. Eight elementary squads will compete High school cheerleading coaches will

eight points in both games by virtue of its blocking (15-1 and 15-7). ScoU miier and Cohen cashed in on the setting skills of Joe Halasz and Bud Bowmfcn throughout both wins.

Awards by K.C. Council

SEA ISLE CITY - Awards for academic and athletic accomplishments were presented to .area boys and girls recently by Madonna Marie Council 3560, Knights of Columbus. In the Council Spelling Bee, first prize went to Michele Farina; second to Robert Constantino, and third to Tina Bolling. Winners in basketbaU free-shooting contests woe: Boys age 14, Paul Blankley; 13, Michael DeLeone, 12, Raymond Blaker; 11, Robert Churchill. Girls age 14, Kris Barms; 12, Karol Barms ; 11, Karyn Barms. The “Knight of the Year” award was presented to Tom Travascio.

Keltic’s Is Unbeaten

CAPE MAY - Keltic News evened its record at 4-4 as it defeated the CView in Junior Street Hocket action at Convention Hall. John DeCamillo again led Kellie’s in scoring as be netted two goals, including the winning goal in the third period. Brian Giancula backed up DeCamillo with a goal apiece for Keltic’s. John Chew and Harry Back each scored a goal for the CView. Dellas maintained its perfect record as it shut out the Cape May Volunteer Fire Company team to raise its record to 8-0. Jim Kelly and Marc Brown did all the scoring for Dellas as each netted two goals.

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