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Kona Has Big Lead At Nets CAPE MAY - Kona Realty tightened its hold on / first place with a four-game shutout of Pete's Racquet Club in women's recreation volleyball. The scores were 15-7, 15-12, 17-15, 15-12. Perfect serves by Kona's , Tasha Jordan and Liz Fuller gave thlm a big 11-2 lead in game one. Bumps by Cathie Smith and five consecutive serves by Cathie Smith brought Pete's to within 4 points, but Kona regained control after that. Pete's took an early lead in Game 2 behind excellent serves of Judy Mohler and Judy Ricco but could not hold it. Pete's took an early lead again in Game 3 behind the serves of Donna Mazurek. Kona came back in the game four behind hits by Fuller and Jordan. FN'B-Toms River won its four game against the CView Inn by forfeit. STANDINGS Kona Realty 29-S Pete's Racquet Club 16-JO C-View Inn 10-16 FNB-Toms River Tomcats 17-17 South Jersey Champions 3-27 City SCUBA Course Set CAPE MAY — There are limited openings available for a SCUBA course that is part of the city's Winter Recreational Program. This NAUI course is nationally certified and consists of 32 hours of instruction plus two final dives. Students must be at Jeast 12 years old. Upon completion students will receive a certificate and a card verifying a passing effort in a national certified SCUBA course. The course will be held at the Elementary School 6:30-10:30 p.m. Tuesdays. For additional information, call the Civic Affairs Department at 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27. REC Group Will Meet DENNISVILLE - There will be a meeting of the Dennis Township Recreation Committee 7 : 30 Thursday evening, Jan. 24, at the Dennis Township Municipal Hall here and thereafter every fourth Thursday of the month. The public is invited to attend. All parties interested in coaching summer baseball are asked to attend this meeting as a major\portion of the meeting wiftv deal with setting up the activity. Clash at Nets CAPE MAY - In area volleyball action this week, the Cape May Men's Power League champs Lighting Dimensions, are pitted against arch rival The Potter at 7:30 tonight at the Elementary School gym on Lafayette Street.

^ Doug Huggard President and Chief Operating Officer HELP US MAKE YOUR ELECTRIC SERVICE >EVEN BETTER. Atlantic Electric is pleased to have been selected for the first legally-mandated management audit of any utility in our stqte. We're looking forward to this professional, allinclusive study of our management practices, confident -——that we're doing a good |ob of meeting your energy needs. But as in any business, we know there is room for it improvement. This comprehensive audit will require nine months to complete. And in-eur continuing effort to ensure customer satisfaction, we would like to make the auditor aware of any concerns you may have regarding the management practices of Atlantic Electric. If you send your questions to me, I'll have your concern i. reviewed by the professional auditors who are conducting the study. I'll acknowledge .every letter,, we receive. We look forward to your input. Send your letters to: INPUT, Doug Huggard President, Atlantic Electric P.O. Box 1264 Pleasantville, N.J. 08232 4&4HANHC ELECTRIC , People Meeting four £nergy Needs • , : ___ J