Herald & Lantern 23 May '84 CflOrtC ^5

Show Ring Dedicated

COLD SPRING - At the 25th Anniversary South Jersey Quarter Horse Gir cui# held at Hidden Valley Ranch, April 24-28. the Hid den Valley Riding C'lub

dedicated the new 250 by 150 foot shovf ring, the new show ring lights and a new flagpole to the memory of the late Louis R Dickinson, pioneer quarter horse breeder and owner of Hid den Valley Ranch Dickinson, with his wife Mary Ellen, originated the Quarter Horse Circuit and the shows are for the benefit of the Louis R Dickinson Scholarship Fund A $1,000 scholarship will be awarded this year by the riding club Mrs Dickinson was escorted to the ring for the dedication by her daughter Linda Cook, her husband Michael and grandchildren Michele, Rachel and Rebecca She was gi\T?h a bouquet of red roses and thanked for her continuing help and interest in promoting the quarter horse industry and the South Jersey Quarter Horse Circuit

i i J TOWNSHIP CHAMPS — Members of Clark Plumbing team, champion of ISH4 l^rtrer Township Men's Basketball league, are: Mike Snow. Gary Gilbert, John Cinnington. Skip Grimes, and Ed Clark. Not pictured are Sandy McCullough. Ron llensel and Mike Williamson.

Potter Dumps The Mug

CAPE MAY - In the on ly game played last Tues day evening the Mug took on the Potter in Coed Power Volleyball activity In the first game the Mug maintained a one point lead until the Potter's Bill Abadie struck for five points on serve to give his team a 14-10 lead The Mug never recovered and the Potter won the game 15-10 The Potter took a big 13-4 lead in game two and then held off a rally by the Mug to secure its second win I 15-10 The Potter ran away with game three 15-0 behind the fine spikes of Teri Taylor. In the final game the Mug's John Wilsey finally found the hole in the Potter's defense and spiked his team to the lead The Pot ter's Bill Abadie's dinks kept the Mug scrambling but it wasn't enough as the Mug prevailed 15-11 STANDIMiS X A -I s Srafood S X Burgr Visoriatr* ih-io The Pottrr |#-|2 rhr Mug 12-22 Kiot.randr BMr Malrrials 2-2* Bills Pass WASHINGTON. DC Three major crime bills authored by Congressman Bill Hughes <D-NJ> were overwhelmingly approved this week by the U S House of Representatives Hughes said passage of the three bills - dealing w ith organized crime, child pornography and phar macy robberies — is clear evidence that Congress is committed to the enact ment of strong anti-crime legislation this year It is almost unprecedented for any House Subcommittee to move three major bills through the House in a single week. " said Hughes, who chairs the^Suheommittee on Crime "

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