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Needlers Drop Four To Lobster House

CAPE MAY - Cheryl Giddis' serving and Jan Mackenzie's spiking helped Lobster House score four straight victories over Needlers II, 15-9, 15-12, 15-5 and 15-5, in women's power volleyball. Harvey's Lounge took three out of four from Muscle World as Sharon Mericle, Barb Bakley, ^an

Kellaway and Loraine Holt out played their opponents at the net with relentless spiking and a suffocating defense. Peg Arnold led her Middle Township Recreation

team over the Coast Guard Waves, 15-2, 9-15, 15-11, and 15-1. In previous action, the Waves defeated J.T. Builders, 15-3, 15-5, 15-6 and 15-6. The Waves also took three wins from Needlers II after dropping the first game, 15-4. The Waves won the final three and the

match, 15-10, 15-9 and 15-5. , Middle T.ownship Recreation stunned highly touted Harvey's Lounge 4-15, 16-14, 15-11, and 15-6. Peg©' Arnold, Jan Seer, Robin Gilbert and Barb

Moon excelled defensively to shut dowp Harvey's. The Lobster House, still unbeaten after two weeks, pounded Kona Sports, 15-0, 15-2, 16-11 and 15-9 behind the finesse play of Marlene Mudiuch, Patty Komar and Elaine Bennick. Muscle World rebounded »

from its season-opening loss to Harvey's by sweeping J.T. Builders, 15-3, 15-2, 15-9 and 15-6. Betty Harshaw, Donna Juliano and June Reidenbach were too much for J.T. despite fine play by Linda Thomas and Carol Addesso.

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Cape Surfers Win Rating Advances

Five South Jersey surfers, including North Cape May's Will Tirri and Ocean City's John Fan-en and Todd Adams, advanced from a 2A to a 3A rating at an Eastern Surfing Association contest in Brigantine Oct. 27. TIRRI, WHO took second place in the 2A Boys Division, will now move up to the tougher, more competitive 3A division. Other county surfers making the finals included Pete Franchville of Wildwood Crest, Ross Dickinson of North 1 Cape May, and Harry Back of Cape May, who finished , third, fourth, and fifth in i the 2A Boys Division. I

Tropies were provided by Brigantine's Last Set Surf Shop. RESULTS: 2A BOYS — 1. John Farren, Ocean City; 2. Will Tirri. North Cape May; 3. Pete Franchville, Wildwood Crest; 4. Ross Dickinson. North Cape May; 5. Harry Back, Cape May. 2A JUNIORS - 1. Todd Adams. Ocean City; 2. Don Milora, Ventnor; 3. David Zeitz, Margate; 4. Mike Bordonaro, Brigantine; 5. Chris Murray, Margate; 6. Tom Crozier Carole, Ventnor. 2A MEN'S — 1. Adam Berardo, Ventnor; 2. Chris Kock, Margate, 3. Bill Bowman, Ocean City; 4. Heath Nash, Brigantine; 5. Dan Laverty, Ocean City; 6. Mike Dixon, Linwood. 2A MASTERS -,1. Mike May, Margate; 2. Steve Levy, Atlantic City; 3. Jim Karabasz, Ocean City; 4. McAllister, Longport; 5. Kevin Brigantine.

4-H Club Has Horses Clinic

COLD SPRING - A showmanship clinic was held recently by the newly formed Cape Equestrian '4-H Horse Club. The clinic was held at the home of Jill Clydesdale, club leader, here. It was given by teen leader Michael Anholt and Mrs. Rosemary Jones, project counselor. Anholt recently participated as a member of the New Jersey State Congress Youth Team at the National Quarter horse #

Congress in Columbus, O. Those attending learned about showing their horses at halter and self presentation in the show ring. Attending members were Bonnie Clydesdale, Deana Cluff, Kathy Lazaro. Monica McKeown, Tara Clydesdale and Rick McKeown. Further clinics are-plan-ned by the group. For membership information, call Jill Clydesdale at 884-3026.

Travelogue at College

VINELAND - "Atlantic Coast Adventure a free travelogue presented by Howard and Barbara Pollard, will be shown in Cumberland County College's Student Center 7:30 this evening. The travelogue, a 90-minute color motion picture narrated by the Pollards, will take viewers from the rugged coast of Maine to the winter warmth of semi-tropical Florida. Every state between Bangor and Key West will be visited, and changes in climate, culture, attitudes and terrain will be observed. "This is truly a coastal journey, since . we never filmed more than 10 miles from the sea," Pollard said. "Everyone in our travelogue is affected by the closeness to the ocean." "Atlantic Coast Adventure" is the first of a fourpart travelogue series titl-

ed "CCC Celebrates America" that will be held on campus during the academic year. For information, call 691-8600, ext. 214.

Breakfast For Liberty CAPE MAY - The Woman's Community Club will sponsor a champagne breakfast at Harrah's \ Marina Casino, Atlantic Ci- ' ty, for the benefit of the Lady of Liberty campaign, Monday, Dec. 3. The bus leaves Keane's Kitchen , North Cape May shopping Center, 8:45 a.m. For information, call I 886-7918 L_

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