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V'ball Lead Taken By Breakwater

CAPE MAY — Bowman Builders defeated Cape May Mobile Estates three games to none in recreation volleyball league action. The scores were 15-8, 15-2, 15-4. Bowman's took control early in game one behind the serves of Jeff Rutherford and net play of Marty Franco. The defense of Roy Hartle was too much for Mobile Estates in game two. Franco and Rutherford were flawless for Bowman Builders in game three. National Associates swept Eckel's Dipsel in three games. The scores were 15-11, 15-11, 15-8. National took game one behind net coverage by Greg Arnold and spikes by Don Schifferdecker. National took an early lead in game two behind the spikes of Norm LaBounty. Eckel's tied it up 9-9 behind the serves of Marty Holmes and spikes of Tom Eckel. National Associates regained control after that and went on to win the game behind hits by Tom Schollenberger. Spikes by Bob Mullock and BuddyKeen helped National win the last match. DELLAS STORES . defeated Bowman Builders in two of three games. Delias won the first two games 15-11 and 15-9 while Bowman Builders came back and won the last game 15-8. Game 1 saw Delias' Dave Barikian and S^ep Taylor control the net to defeat Bowman's. The second game saw the consistent bumping and setting of Gary Kosber and Ken Ferrante to spiker Bob Roff to lead Delias Stores. Bowman's won the last game in a real team effort, led by the diving digs of Roy Hartle. sets by MartyFranco and great net play by Bud Bowman and Jeff Rutherford. The Coast Guard swept J.T. Builders in their three games. The scores were 15-10, 15-8, 15-2. The Builders took an early lead in the first game behind the nice serves of Mark Matteucci, but could not hold on as the serves of Wayne Plocher and hits of Mark Townsend propelled the Coast Guard to victory. The spikes of Townsend and Plocher led the Coast Guard in the second game. The setting of Coast Guard's Steve Metts was a key factor in their victory in the final game. BREAKWATER Electric moved into first place by winqing 2 of 3 games 'against Dekelco. Dekelco

won the first game 15-11 1 while Breakwater won the s last two, 15-13 and 15-5. 1 The defense of Terry j Brown kept Breakwater in 1 the first game but the 1 perfect hits of George 1 Burgess and Chris Kelly 1 proved decisive in 1 Dekelco's win. : The serves of s

Breakwater's Lou Dwyer and Dekelco's Dave kept the second even. In the end perfect serves by Herb Hudson put Breakwater over the top. Breakwater's big win in the game was led by the spikes of Ernie Triano and sets by Gerry Griffin.

Buck's Electric swept their three games against Cape May Mobile Estates and moved out of last place in the process. The scores were 15-5, 15-12, 15-13. The serves of Bob Body and Bob McCloughlin proved decisive in Buck's win in the first game. Hits by Ed Sykes and

bumps by Ralph Schafer led Buck's Electric in the second game. The last game saw serves by Bob Boyd and saves off the net by Ed Sykes lead Buck's over the Cape May Mobile Estates. Ccast Guard Breakers fell oui of first place as they had to forfeit their three

games against Delias Stores. STANDINGS Breakwater Electric 22-8 U.S.C G Breakers 24-9 Eckel's Diesel 21-12 Delias Stores 23 10 National Associates 23-10 Dekelco , 13-11 Bowman Builders 17-16 J T Builders 10-20 Bucks Electric 4-32 Cape Ma> Mobile Estates 2-31

Course Slated CAPE MAY — Registration and screening for a cardiopulmonary resuscitation instructors' class to be given by the county unit of the American Heart Association will be 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 13. To register or obtain further information, call 884-8250 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Applicants must have valid CPR cards and be proficient in all the skills of the heart association. The classes will be given by Joseph Crouch Jr., 7:30-10:30 p.m. Feb. 18, 20, and 25. Registration will take place at the Cape May Rescue Squad Building.

NOW OVER $124 MILLION! You've made us, and kept us, the ! ( area's largest locally-owned financial fiiiiiiii ' nuts wis * 1 ^ branch offices in the business of making your money make ! I money, and assets of over $124 million. Cape May County Savings and ! [ H Loan has grown larger and stronger than ever. f H strength comes from and stays within the County! We're proud I ] of the vital role we play in Cape Mdy County's development, and of the ; j [ : ■ : j trust its residents place in our financial advice and services. It's what has f J made us. and kept us. the area's largest locally-owned financial institution. . : ' f\ 61st ANNUAL REPORT j ) 1 CAPE MAY COUNTY ■ SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Year ending December 31, 1984 • HH ill set — — s= — .1 Mortgage Loans (Less Loans in Process) $ 87,164,111.66 $104,361,907.17 W| FHA Mortgages 1.105,758.75 1.017.440.88 ||||g| ppPplli Property Improvement Loans 809,188.38 1,013,019.76 HM] Educational Loans 166,807.49 321,927.94 ||i||||l Account Loans 963,430.37 893,294.19 |^H^| Real Estate Owned 153,967.01 47,009.98 KM||m Stock in Federal Home Loan Bank / 737.300.00 860,400.00 mMh Cash on Hand and in Banks 1,294.870.32 1.114,146.75 '• SB] Investments - Other 10.590.755.35 10.500,824.46 ! I§i|§ii Office Buildings (Less Depreciation) 3,535.629.55 3.484,387.74 j BralM Furniture Fixtures. Etc (Less Depreciation) 185,272.39 403,210.07 JxiiiliHl::' • 1MM1 Prepayment Secondary Reserve FSL.I.C 60,881.25 66,531.51 b ||$j|||§|| Other Assejs f 179,733.46 282,429.10 : $106,947,705.98 $124,366,529.55 JiSS: LIABILITIES | Wlllll Members' Savings and Investment Accounts $100,622,907.24 $116,527,717.35 j , Borrowed Money None None I W&m Other Liabilities 509,187.76 729,987.84 .ill!;. IBIffl Deferred Credits 42,218.38 105,725,84 llllllll Reserves and Undivided Profits 5,773,392.60 7,003,098.52 i $106,947,705.98 $124,366,529.55 I j BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1 |

plliiSpfl George M Jomes. Chairman wElvin D Bailey ||M J. Douglas Corson Robert F Garrett. Ill |Hi| Louis H Griesbach. Jr.

Herbert L. Hornsby. Jr. - |||^H David C ingersol. Jr 1 Gregory C Mason Philip A Shields * . ■

I OFFICERS Herbert L. Hornsby. Jr.. President Fred A Houston. Vice President Robert J. Boyer. Secretary-Treasurer Robert A. Kera Assistant Vice President N. Lucille Bright, Assistant Secretary Kathryn M Steiger. Mortgage Officer MAIN OFFICE 225 North Mor Sheet Caoe May Court House Nj 06210 BRANCH Off CIS V 217 JOCfcso n Sheet Cape Mcrv Nj 06204\ 330' Atlontc Avenue W *3 wood NJ 0826C 1899 Boyshote fiooa VHai Nj 08251 40 South Shoie 9ooa Monnora NJ OS223 301 Asoury Ave<xje Oceon C*v Nj 0822fr Uoutes 9ona 47 P© Gtonoe Nj 06242 : I

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