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Harvey's Clinging. To Lead

CAPE MAY - Middle Recreation remained one game out of first placeln the city Women's Power Volleyball League after sweeping J.T. Builders four games to zero. The scores were 15-0; 15-2; 15-0; 15-13. The series of Peg Arnold and digs of Jan Seer, combined with talented net play of Robin Gilbert, were all Middle Rec needed in game one Game two was highlighted by the all

around effort of Pebble Brett and defense of Gwyn Williams. Brett's pinpoint serves and Trish Cowhey's spikes were too much for J.T. Builders in the third game. J.T. Builders played a great last game behind the strong play of Linda Thomas and Carol Addressa. However, the excellent play of Jan Seer, Gilbert, and Barb Hensil helped Middle Rec prevail. MUSCLE WORLD remained in third place as it

swept four games against the Needlers. Fine performances were turned in by Marion Lamach and Fone Laffey for the Needlers but it was not enough for the well balanced Muscle World. Game two saw fine spikes and serves by Daphne Sanderson and great net play by Betty Harshaw and June Reidenbach for Muscle World. Game three was highlighted by the digs of Debbie McFaU and spiking of Harshaw forpthe Needlers. 4n the ^fintl game, Jane Reiden bach's serves and Judy Maxlowe's bumps to Debbie McFall were the difference in the win for Needlers. The United States Coast Guard Waves and the Lobster House split their four games. The Coast Guard won the first and last games by the same score of 15-13. The Lobster House won the middle games by the scores of 15-5 and 15-8. Harvey's continue to hold a one-game lead as Kona Women had to forfeit all four games STANDINGS Harvey's Lounge >64 Middle Recreation 23-5 Muscle World M-7 Ulster House 1613 USCG Waves 13-15 Needlers 11 616 Kona Women ' 31 J.T Builders 628

Community Hall Is Program Center

AVALON - The Community Hall, 30th and Ayalon Avenue, is the center of the Recreation Department's winter programs. For the children the building is open for free activity Monday - 7-8 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday 7-9 p.m.; Friday 7-10 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday (when available) 1-3 p.m. and 7-9 p.m The building will also be open daily for free activity during the school holidays The recreation Department also runs both boys' and girls' basketball -teams. A game schedule will be printed when it is finalized. '

ADULT PROGRAMS include; Aerobic exercise, Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9-10 a.m.; weight lifting, Monday, Wednesday and Friday 5-6 p.m.; basketball, Monday 8-10:30 p.m., Tuesday and Thursday 9-11 p.m. Co-ed volleyball, Wednesday 7:30-10:30 p.m.; bowling, Wednesdaynoon, Wildwood Bowl; line

dancing, Thursday 1-2:30 p.m Resumes Jan. 10. The Avalon Senior Citizens Association meets on the fourth Tuesday ofeach month for games and crafts. Everyone is welcome even if only to stop in for a blood pressure check and a little conversation. A MORNING program for pre-schoolers rounds out a schedule that is trying to keep everyone, no matter what age, busy through the winter months To answer any quesitods about programs, call 967-3066.

An Appeal For Blood a COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County Red Cross -g is a participating chapter - branch in the Penn -Jersey J Regional Red Cross Bloo? X Services, a nonprofit 7> organization which serves 6* as a liason between the pa- ^ tient and the donor, the

s. ospital and the community. I It assumes responsibility far r collecting 1,600 pints of E blood each day and |j distributing them to 113 l hospitals in southeastern ^ Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey. "Hiere is always a need for blood donors, says the Red Cross, and the need is traditionally more critical during the holiday season when most people are too preoccupied to think about donating blood. A chance to donate during the holiday season will be offered Friday, Dec. 28, at the Tuckahoe Fire— House, Route 50 in Tuckaboe, bet- * ween 2 and 7 p.m.

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CAPE MAY - Lighting t Dimensions gained some l ground on first place Whip- * poorwill Campground as they won three of four ( games in Men's Power ( Volleyball League action V Lighting Dimensions won t games one, two and four [ 15-1; 15-11; 15-9. C Whippoorwill managed t to win game three 15-13 in a f tight ball game. In game s one, Lighting Dimensions t was led by the spikes of BUI i Abadie and WUly Morano to take\he .contest easily, f 1 Game two saw the lead ' change several times as Whippoorwill was led early by the offense of Ted Jefferson ^nd the defense of Tom Swenk. Dimensions took control midway-

through the contest behind the blocking of Pete Kakoyannis. Billy Holt's perfect sets (in game three) to spiker Schulti highlighted Whippoorwill' s only vicof the evening. Whippoorwill could not capitalize on any momengained after the third game as Lighting Dimensions crusied to victory in the last contest. The Ferrante brothers, Rick and Ted. along with Jim were the keys to victory STANDINGS Whippoorwill Campground 169 Lighting Dimensions 12-12 Fa uncr Enterprises 611 The Potter 612

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