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Herald & Lantern 28 March '84

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CAPE MAY-Stanley A. Burge Associates battled Rio Grande Building Supplies in Coed Power Voileyba 11-action last week. In the first game Burge 'Associates jumped off to an early lead behind the perfect spikes of Jerry Miller and never looked hack as they won easily 1S-6.

tn game two Burge Associates again controlled Rio Grande Building Supply, despite some nice net coverage by Rio Grande’s Ernie Troiano, and won the game handily 15-7. Rio Grande turned things around in the early going of game three as it jumped out in front 1CM. Marlene Medioch got Burge

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CAPE MAY - The first match of the evening last week in the Coed Recreational Volleyball League featured newcomers Sonat Offshore Drilling against the Shire. In game one Sonat surprised everyone as it played like a veteran squad with some fine volleying and court coverage. Sonat took over the lead at 6-4, held it throughout the game, and went on to win easily, 15-9. The Shire stormed back in game two to compile a comfortable 13-5 lead. Sonat then got on track and narrowed the lead to 13-10 behind some excellent net

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play by Eleanor Sim. The Shire regained service and finished off Sonate 15-10 with some fine sets and spikes by Scott Dink and Gene Lloyd. In game three the Shire took a - comfortable lead behind nine consecutive points on serve by Scott Dink and the well placed spikes of Chris Rosenberg. The Shire eventually cruised to an easy 15-8 victory. MARINE BANK and the Cape May Lewes Ferry locked horns in the second match of the evening. Marine took an early 8-3 lead over the Ferry team and never look back as they stomped the Ferry 15-3. In game two Marine Bank appeared to have things locked up as it jumped out to a commanding 12-2 lead. The Ferry kept on chipping away at the lead behind the fine bumps of Chuck Crossan and eventually closed to within four points

at 12-8.

Marine then regained service and scored to up its lead to five points at 13-8. The Ferry then put its offense together and wrapped things up at 15-13 behind three consecutive points on serve by Charles Futcher. The Ferry held the lead ’ throughout the rubber game and went on to win 15-9 despite some perfect spikes and blocks by Marine Bank's Francine Satterfield. In the final match of the evening the Shire took on Buck’s Electro-fliers. In game one the Shire took an early 8-0 lead over"Buck‘s. Buck's managed to counter with three consecutive points to bring the score to 8-3, but the Shire’s good court coverage dimmed the Electro-fier’s hopes as the Shire went on to win handi-

ly 15-3.

Game two was much like game one in the early going as the Shire took a commanding 10-3 lead. Buck’s narrowed things to 6-10 when Electrolier Pat Komar reeled off eight consecutive points to take a 14-10 lead. The Shire regained service and came within one point at 13-14, but Buck’s held on and regained service and finished off the Shire 15-13. The Shire agaih followed the patterns of the earlier games as it took a big 11-3 lead. The Electrofiers nibbled away at the lead as the Shire's offense sputtered. The Electrofier’s fine team play and exceptional bumping eventually paid off as it secured the victory 15-12.

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Associates back on track with some fine serving and eventually led her team to a well earned come from behind 15-11 victory. Nice bumps by Rio Grande’s Mario Franco and spikes by teammate Ernie Troiano weren’t enough to turn the tide in game four as Burge Associates used fine all around court coverage to complete the sweep of the match with a 15-6 win. THE MUG TOOK on powerful A&J's Seafood in the second match of the evening. In the first game A&J’s Jan MacKenzie kept her team in the thick of things with some fine volleys while teammate Bob Jackson controlled the net as A&J’s won a close

one 15-11.

The Mug returned the favor in game two as BUI Holt’s pinpoint serving kept A&J's off balance throughout the game and the Mug prevailed 15-10. A&J’s came roaring back with a vengeance in game

three as Tom Swenk dominated play with excellent spiking and A&J’s went on to win 15-10. Game four was a see-saw battle that saw the lead change on- several occasions. With the Mug holding on to a slim one-point lead at 8-7, A&J’s Tammy Davis reeled off three consecutive points on serve as A&J’s took a 10-8 lead. The 'Mug’s Sue McKee then came up to serve for her team and she blasted six consecutive serves for six points and game point at 14-10. A&J’s then held on and regained service and pulled off a narrow 16-14 win.

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Crew Tax Reminder

NEWARK - The Internal Revenue Service has reminded employers that compensation paid for services of certain fishing boat crew members is subject to federal unemployment (FUTA) taxes. From 1981 to 1982, compensation paid to a boat’s crew for catching fish or other aquatic animal life was exempt from FUTA taxes if the compensation was either a share of the boat’s catch or the cash proceeds from selling a share of the catch? Also, the boat’s operating crew had to be normally fewer than 10 individuals. Since the exemption was not extended by legislation, employers should have reported those payments as taxable wages on the 1983 Form 940, Employer’s Annual Federal Unemployment (FUT/f) Tax Return, which was due by Jan. 31. Employers whos^e undeposited 1984 FUTA tax]- 7 is more than $100 duringv any calendar quarter ' should deposit the tax by the last day of the month following that quarter, the IRS added.

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CAPE MAY - Signups and Tryouts for Little League softball will be held by the Greater Cape May Little League 4-6 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Little League field next to tb* Elementary School on Lafayette Street. Players must be aged 9 to 12 by Aqg. 1. For information call Margie Dellas, 884-4895 or 884-3488.

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