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i Cove TO ti\NrF l A im P%&fcc«iV& TOO MUCH DANCING — Rashaund Rsheed tired of breakdancing and decided to hitch a ride instead. He's ^ 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mr. Samnel Williams of Wildwood. V

£ ' ON THE BOARDWALK — Everyone knows you can't take a mermaid out of the water. At left. Tiffany .Ah art, year -old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ah art of Easton, Pa., poops out. At right, Josette Ferrazza, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ferraz- . za of Wildwood Crest, who | won second prize in the ; Walking Fancy Dress Divi- ; sion for her "My Fair Lady" costume.

^Wildwood 1984 ? Baby Parade ' ***

DONT TAKE THINGS FOR GRANTED ■ CAPE MAY COUNTY ■ VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS* Participates in H Guaranteed Student Loans H • Pell Grants H Contact Mr. "O" H (Mr. Joseph J. Ootrowsld) H For an appointment to discuss H financial aid and course H offerings H Classes begin September 5th, 1984 H FINANCIAL AID ■ PLACEMKNT SERVICES AVAILABLE U

I PHONE H • ENROLLMENT In VOCATIONAL '*K t: ■ mm^lll.scHOOLS 465-2161 , ■ On Course Offerings AMyi ai uppoHri vn FIH t ATMWSAL SCHOOL DIS I RK I

k National Continues Domination

CAPE MAY - Struggling Kona Sports broke out of the doldrums as they downed National Associates 74 to 68. Brian POETRY FOR AN an thology on the disabled condition is now being ac eepted Please submit to J L Baird. English Depart ment? Kent State Universi - ty, Kent. OH 44242. There if • , no deadline Previously / published work will be ( considered | MARY JACOBS Librarf* in Rocky Hill wii^present a series of poetry readings and discussions by loca poets beginning Sept. Sut missions will be acceptethrough Aug 31. Ap|^ plicants should send ? SASE and five poems tc Karen G. Falkowski. Mar Jacobs Memorial Library 64 Washington St., Box 29r.. Rocky Hill. NY 0855:' (6091 924-7073. l/i

Jones was the game's leading scorer as he poured in 30 points for Kona. Joe Burton paced National Associates' attack with 16 points. Sports-N-Stuff won its third game in a row as it edged Barry Clothes 60 to 55. Kyle Anderson netted 26 points for Sports-N-Stuff as Lee English collected 21 points for Barry Clothes ATLAS MOTOR Inn continued its winning ways by I stomping Steger's Beach Service. Atlas' Bob Parris I led all scorers with 30 \ points with Dennis Kennedy backing up Parris with 27 points. Eric Fenwick led Steger's with 24 points National Associates continued their dominance over the league as they destroyed Barry Clothes 73 to 48. Bob Jackson led the way for National Associates as he netted 25 points followed by Ed Clark, who collected 20 points. Lee English paced

Barry Clothes with 18 points. STANDINGS National Associates 6-4 Sports-N-Stuff 5-2 Atlas Motor Inn 5-4 Barry Clothes ~ 5-4 Kona Sports 3-5 Steger's Beach Service 2-5

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