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FNB, Kona Victors At Women 's Nets

CAPE MAY - FNB Toms River took three games out of four over South Jersey Champions in action in the city women's recreation Volleyball League. FNB took games one, three and four by the scores of 15-10; 15-6; 15-2. South Jersey won game two by the score of 15-6. The excellent offensive play of Karen Steere and Sue Longo helped FNB take an early lead. Nice bumps by Kathie Berry and Jeanette Phillips brought South Jersey back into the game but it was not enough to win. A consistent team effort helped South Jersey win game two. NICE SERVES by Cathie Dochery and good hits by Dolores Majane helped

South Jersey jump to an early 5-0 lead. From that point on, the game belongi ed to FNB as the serves of Gfata Cardaci helped orchestrate the victory in game three. Game four saw total domination by FNB as its offense never allowed South Jersey to get ipto the game. Kona Realty strengthen- i ed its hold on first place as it swept the C-View Inn four games to none. The scores were 15-3; 15-6; 15-0; 15-3. The hustle of JoAnn DeCosta and the powerful serves of Tasha Jordan led Kona in game one. Some outstanding sets by Liz Fuller and the spikes of Vicki Shaw and Sherri Layton propelled Kona to the victory in game two. Jordan had an amazing 10

serves in a row to lead the in game three. Game four was more of the same as DeCosta and Layton teamed up with Shaw to outhustle C-View.

Standings PeU'i Racqnrt Club 8-2 Kane Realty ||-j FNB Toms River g-« C-View Inn j-7 South Jersey Champions 1-13

P Recreation Center Mulled in Sea Isle

SEA ISLE CITY — Commissioner J. Alan Gansert, has announced that he will ask the other members "of the board of commissioners to "join in appropriating money in the 1985 capitol budget for construction of a new recreation complex. In a letter to his colleagues of the commission and othep- city officials enlisting their support of the concept, Gansert said: "I firmly believe that the City of Sea isle City has a responsibility to construct a recreation complex that will centrally locate all of our current recreational programs and expand those programs to encompass a greater number of our residents. "OUR CURRENT facilities are inadequate in size, equipment, storage and poorly located for a comprehensive recreation program. These inadequacies have resulted in limiting our general recreation program, "the number of participants in current programs, drives

- our children to street cor- , ners for entertainment 1 without supervision, and f has frustrated our senior - citizens organizations seek- - ing adequate facilities." i The commissioner used a - scaled down version of the North Wildwood Complex to show that there are - endless possibilities and i opportunities for Sea Isle to : follow. Included were a f senior citizen nutrition program with kitchen : facilities (funds available i through grants to assist such program), possible day care center for working mothers with children, facilities to rent for shows, fundraisers, weddings, group meetings, basketball courts that will allow a greater number of participants (including girls, who are not currently included), weight room for young adults and high school age residents, meeting room for seminars, crafts, classes and other programs and adequate storage space. All are included, Gansert said.

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Third Place Taken •By Muscle World

CAPE MAY - Middle Recreation stayed one game out of first place with a 4-6 shutout of the Lobster House in Women's Power Volleyball League action last week. The scores were 15-4 ; 16-14 ; 15-9; 15-10. The first game saw consitent performances from Robin Gilbert at the net and Debbie Brett with her sets to help pace Middle Rec to victory. The second game was one of the most exciting games in the league this season. This game was highlighted by some spectacular plays by both teams. Jan MacKenzie and Patty Komar helped the Lobster House stay close with their great all court play. IN THE END however, it was Peg Arnold's sets to Jan Seer that sealed the victory for the Rec team. There was not much of a let-down of action in game three either, as the powerful serves of Gwyn Williams helped propel Middle to victory. Middle was just about flawless in the last game of the evening as the excellent play of Barb Hensil, Barb Moon and once again Seer was the difference Muscle World moved into third place in the standings with a convincing shutout of Kona. The scores were 15-3; 15-1; 15-3; 15-2. The first game saw Daphne Sanderson run off 13 consecutive serves to lead Muscle World to an easy win. Game two was more of the same as Betty Harshaw's perfect bumps to Donna Juliani and Debbie McFall were all Muscle World needed. Game three was highlighted by bumps of Judy Maxlowe, sets by Lynn Griffin and spikes by Harshaw and McFall to lead Muscle World. The last game between the two teams was again dominated by Muscle World. Hie Kona Women could not handle the sets of Sanderson to June Reidenbach and Juliani. Hie -great play of Sanderson was a key to the success of Muscle World all [ evening. ^ THE NEEDLERS II team moved up one notch to sixth I place with a four-game shutout of J.T. Builders. The scores were 15-4; 15-0; 15-3; 156. J.T. Builders remains in last place as they look for their first victory of the season. The Needlers took control early in game one behind . the net play of Marion Lamach and court coverage of lone Laffey. Needlers was flawless in the second game, getting a good defensive effort from Lou Ann Catanoso and offensive help from Debbie Palmer and Michelle Bird as they coasted to victory. Mary Ann Hafiin and Chardet MetJno led Needlers in the third game The last game between the teams was a little closer but the sets of Marie Flacco and the sparkling spikes of Laffey helped Needlers

complete the sweep of J.T. Builders. Harvey's continued to hold a one game lead in the standings as it swept past the U.S.C.G. Waves four game to • none. The scores were 15-3 ; j 15-9; 15-11; 15-9. STANDINGS Harvey's 20-4 Middle Recreation IK5 Muscle World 17-7 Lobster House 14-10 USjC.G Waves 11-13 Needlers II >-12 Kona Women 7-17 1 J.T. Builders 0-24

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