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Campers Wind Up First in Volleyball

CAPE MAY - Whippoor will Campground finished its regular season in first place as it swept four games against Lighting Dimensions in mens power , volleyball The scores were 15-11, 15-7, 15-# and 1542 Serves by Tom Swenk and bumps by Ted Jeffersonr led Whippoorwill in the first game It also took game two easily, despite great defense by Lighting Dimensions's Pete O.C.Team Tourney Winner OCEAN CITY - The lighting dimension "Killer watts' placed second in the WSLT Co-ed Volleyball Tournament here Feb 2 The competition involved two pools of several area teams in round robin elimination play Ughting Dimensions was the only team representing the l>ower Cape May Coun ty Volleyball Leagues and consisted of Bill and Loraine Holt, Ted and Rick Ferrante, Pat Komar. Jan Seer. Bill Arnold, and Diane Oending The competition was won by the Ocean City team led by Jerry Miller and Andy Butler A highlight of the night for the Killerwatts was the presentation of the tournament's female most valuable player award to teammate Jan Seer The Ughting Dimensions team will compete this spring in the Cape May Power Coed Volleyball league Signups Set * For Soccer VILLAS - There will be signups for soccer for the residents of Lower Township Saturday starting at noon at the Recreation Center on Bays bore Road here Roys and girls who will be 7 before April 1 and not 17 before July 1 are eligible to play in this league All par> tmpants must present pro of of age before playing Those who played last year must sign up again this year Anvone who anticipates a problem in getting to he signups or is interested in coaching or referee! ng is asked to call the Recreation Center at ftf* 7WW Also for those interested in coaching a meeting will he held Feb 22. 7 10 pm at the Recreation Center

Kakoyanais. Whippoor will's Sieve Faragher's spikes kept Lighting Dimensions off balance as it took the third game Whippoorwill took a big lead in the last game and hung on behind the sets of Billy Holt to spiker Greg Schultz. ~ THE POTTER and Faunce Enterprises split their four games in league action Potter won the first two game? 15-12 and 15-13, while Faunce prevailed in the last two 15-14 and 15-9 The Potter took a close first game in spite of good offense from Faunce's Andy Butler and Jerry Miller. The play of Sto Cohen helped Potter turn things around in the second game Potter took an early lead in the third game but could not hold on as Faunce's excellent defense and spikes by Andy Butler led them to the win Butler was a major factor again in the last game as his hitting was on the mark FINAL STANDI fcW»S Whippoorwill Campground IS 22 TV Potter » 27 Faunce Rnterprtsts 2S35 Lighting Dimemiona 24* EARLIER. Whippoorwill took over first place in league action as it swept four games over previous leader The Potter The scores were 16-14, 15-6. 15-9 and 15-2 Whippoorwill took an early lead in game one and hung on at the end behind the aggressive spikes of Greg Schultz. Top Teams In Standoff CAPE MAY - In Junior Street Hockey league Ac tion, the two top teams in the league VFW Post 386 and Cape May Fire Co played a 2 2 overtime tie The leading goal scorer in the league. Scott IMIIe. /picked up two goals on the evening, hts fifth and sixth of the young season, for the fire company VFW goals were scored by Matt Notch, who is among the league leaders with 5, and Matt Deems, who scored his first of the season In the other Junior league game, the C-View Inn had to forfeit its game to Sol Needles Agency STANWNfiS vrvpwsi jo i Cap* Nay Fire Company t-l-l M Vodka Ageftry I I C V ten hut OS For Su/>f>orl RIO GRANDF - The l^ower Cape Alzheimer * Support Groop meets 16 16 a m today at the Sortal Services Building here

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Potter took the lead in game two behind the spikes of Bobby Jackson, but could not hold on as Whippoorwill was led by the spikes of Steve Faragher and the net coverage of Bill Holt. In the third and fourth games. Whippoorwill gained the lead early and never looked hack FAUNCE Enterprises took three of four games Karate Club COURT HOUSE - The new Karate Club will hold an organization meeting 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Cooperation Extension Service Educational Center. Den nisville Road The chib is led by Black Belts Robert Weary and Don Dornamen

against Lighting Dimen sions in league action Faunce won its games by scores of 15-8. 15-10 and 15-10 while Lighting Dimensions won the second game 15-2 In the first game, Faunce scored the last seven points of the game behind the play of Jerry Miller to cruise to victory The serves of Rick Ferraatc and the hits of Kakoyannis led Lighting Dimensions in the second game Faunce Enterprises scored the last six points of the third game in large measure to the spikes of Andy Butler to pull out a victory in that contest Serves by Jerry Miller and hits by Mark Yourtson made the difference for Faunce in its victory in the final contest

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