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Open Programs On Rec Schedule

CAPE MAY - The city has a number of open programs as a part of its recreation schedule The following is a list of these programs with times, days and locations for each Pur ther information can be obtained through the Depart ment of Civic Affairs at 884-8411 Roller Skating - This pro-

gram is available to the en tire family with open skating at Cape May Convention Hall Friday. 7-10 p.m.; Saturday. 1-3 p m and 7-10 p.m.; Sunday. 1-3 p m SKATEBOARDING - Two hours of enjoyment for skateboard enthusiasts at Convention Hall Available equipment includes ramp

Breakwater Takes 9 Games, First

CAPE MAY - Breakwater Electric had a great week as it took over first place in Men's Recreation Volleyball League standings, winning all nine of its garties The team beat J.T. Builders by scores of 15-5, 15-9 and 15-13. It took game one behind spikes by Ernie Triano and blocks by Bill Bezaire and Herb Hudson. Breakwater took game two in spite of some good defensive play by J.T Builders' Mark Matteucci and John Thomas. THE SPIKES of Gerry Griffin and Bezaire proved to be the key in Breakwater's victory in the last game Breakwater defeated Buck's Electric in three games by scores of 15-9. 15-8 and 15-2. The serves of Hudson proved to be the difference in game one The serves and all around play of Bezaire were keys in his team's victory in the second game Ixmi Dwyer's serves and Gerry Griffin's net coverage led Breakwater Tourney Feb. 23 o CAPE MAY — Due to a scheduling conflict the Men's Recreation . Volleyball Tournament will be held Saturday. Feb 23. instead of Sunday. Feb 24 This tournament sane tioned by the South Jersey District of U.S.V B A will be conducted in the Lower Cape May Regional High School gymnasium on the 23rd beginning at 9 a m THE ENTRY fee and a team roster must be submitted to the Cape May Department of Civic Affairs. Convention Hall, by Feb 18 The first ten U.S.V. B. A classified recreation teams will be accepted and awards will be presented to the top two teams following the tournament For more information call 884-8411. ext. 20 or 27 or Rich Ferrante. 884-2438 after 4:30 p.m.

over Buck's Electric in the final, game Breakwater won their last three games of the week by forfeit over Cape May Mobile Estates DEKELCO defeated the Coast Guard Breakers in five of six games this past week They beat the Coast Guard in a rescheduled game three games to none, 15 9, 15-13 and 15-13 It took two of three games against the Coast Guard in a regularly scheduled contest The Coast Guard won the first game 15-8 while Dekelco came back to win the final two 15-6 and 15-13. The Coast Guard took game one thanks to the excellent net coverage of Abe McCoy. Dekelco turned things around in game two with the spikes and dinks of Dave Matagiese proving to be the difference Blocking by Ken Gaskill and serves by Dennis Kelly made the difference for Dekelco in the final game ECKEL'S DIESEL defeated Cape May Mobile Estates in three games. 15-5. 15-6 and 16-4 Eckel s took game one behind the serves of Bud Eckel. Eckel's remained in complete control in game two behind the defense of Joe Genovese and Mike Moore. Cape May Mobile^ Estates took a comfortable * 12-5 lead in the last game as the defense of Dan Schaffer helped provide the lead. Eckel's regained its offensive abilities and came from behind to win the game as the dinks qf Mike Moore and Marty llolmes gave them the edge NATIONAL Associates moved into second place as it defeated the Mobile Estates three games to none. 15-5. 15-5 and 15-8 Hits by Don Schifferdecker and Bud Keen gave National Associates a big lead in game one that it never lost. The last two games were much the same for National Associates as sets by Greg Arnold helped to easy victories STANDINGS Break water Electric 3S-I0 Nodonol Asooriotr* 3111 L'SCG Breaker* 814 Eckel* Dmel 8 IS Delia* Storei 2S 14 Dekelco 8M3 Bowman Builder* Tf> 21 JT Builder* 112* Bock * Electric S-37 Cape May Mobile Estate* 2-43

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and safety helmets Mon day. Wednesday and Fri day. 3:30-5 30 p m Open Volleyball Essen tial equipment and supervi sion will be provided for coeds to engage in informal volleyball at Cape May Elementary School Sun day. 4-6 p m Coed Adult Night This program is open to all men and women 18 years and up The gym and pool at Cape May Elementary School are open for exer cise and enjoyment Mon day. 7-9 p.m Coed Teen Night Fun and fellowship while using the heated swimming pool at Cape May Elementary School: Tuesday 7-8:30 pm YOl Til IIOI R - A chance for swimmers 17 and under to enjoy the pool or play basketball at Cape May Elementary School without a parent of gaur dian Saturday. 5 45-6:45 pm Family Night - This is a family oriented night in which parents and children may exerceise in the gym and pool at Cape May Elementary School All children must be accompanied by their parents or gaurdian Saturday. 7-9 p.m Senior Citizen Swim Ex ercise and fellowship in the pool at Cape May Elemen tary School: Monday.

Wednesday and Friday. 3:30-4:30 p m Open Exercise An hour of exercise to culminate a busy week on the job or in the home Friday. 10-11 a m . Franklin Street Civic Center and 5-6 p.m Cape May Elementary' School Boat Show Now Open PHILADELPHIA - The 49th Philadelphia Boat Show , billed as the largest exhibition in the history of the show . is being presented through Sunday at the Civic Cefiter On exhibit are 558 sail and power boats, ranging in size from 6 to 44 feet There are also 24 engine displays and 120 booths of marine pro ducts and services Beach Ball AVALON — The recreation department will spon sor a Sunday coed beach volleyball league This league will begin Sunday . June 23 Games will be played on the beach behind Community Hall at 30th Street For information contact Dave Haberle at 967 3066

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