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By JEANNETE O'MAY ST. PETERSBURG. FLA. — Another spring is here and another winter past, and for the Villas Fishing Club comrades and cronies who came to the Sunshine State, it was a super season. Our annual picnic took place at Lake Seminole County Park (a bird sanctuary), and was attended by 54 members and guests: Mae and Ed Erickson, Gert and John Anglin, Fran and Ab Brown, Helena and Fluff Shore, Mae and Art McKee, Fran and Ed Scheffler, Elsie and Warren Kipp. Nora and Hank Letherland, Kay and Frank Uhlein, Anne and Russ Winsett, Peg Fitzmaurice, Jim Carroll, Bettie and Emil Schuster. Dot and Ernie Ade. Also, Helen and Tom Camp, Lu and Gil Judd. Ruth and Jack Kelly, Janet and Frank Ebough, Doris and Gordon Lusky, Eleanor and Tim Forsythe, Norman Lindinger, Bunny Brooke, Marge Wolfenden, Marie and Mary McHale, Mickey and Pete McCaffery, Peggy and Ray Cohan, Betty and Walt Jeannette and ScotO'May, Joe Gruber and and Walt Hapenny. SOME MEMBERS had

departed and some hadn't arrived for our Big Bash, but managed to have great get-togethers at various points: Helena and George McKelvey, Verna and Ed Davis, Martha and Clark Lare, Sis and Lefty Gavin, Marge and Ray Gaynor, Franny and Walt Fritz, Ray Egoff, Ronnie and Elwood Hesson, and Loretta and Ed Jusezak. Missed our buddies to the south: Gloria and Bud Beardsley, Edith and Harry Helverson, Dot and Don Griffin, Bett and Jo Hark ins, Betty and Jim Brown, Peggy and Ra Slatter, June and Tom VanZant, Ann and Don McClune, Phyllis and George Devenny, MaryAnn and Tom Hanna Ray Young, Coed Volleyball DENNISVILLE - The recreation committee is sponsoring adult volleyball games 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Mondays. The games at the Dennis Township Elementary School, are co-ed and anyone from ninth grade to adulthood is welcome. They will continue until May 1.

Joe Flynn, Ann and Charlie Rupinski, and Ann and Walt Lewandowski. WE LOST two good buddies this year. Bill Murphy was stricken the day before he and Cass were leaving for St. Pefe's. Bill Daniels died suddenly in March; Marie remains at their home in Spring Hill. Rose and Herb Guttman

made Key Large their abode again, and Bette White spent some time in Vero Beach. (Hey, why don't you scoot over to the Suncoast sometime? ) Your presence would have made a grand total of 102! We were a pretty healthy bunch this year; hope the Lord lets us do it again.

Club Wins 2, Loses 3, Ties 1

DEL HAVEN - What started out as a winning weekend for the Cape Express Soccer Club ended up a bit less as teams won two, lost three and tied one. Saturday found the under-14 Rovers I welcoming the Freedom, N.J. players down to the Express fields on Bayshore Road only to send them sadly home with a 3-2 defeat. Former Rovers' goalie Paul O'Brien acrounted for two scores while Eddie Edwards tapped in the third. Assists were credited to Paul Shoczolek, Gary Fitz, Eddie Edwards and Paul O'Brien.

Sunday saw the second Express vvictory as the under-16 Rovers II traveled to Northfield and tripped up the "home" team 4-2. Tim Kirsch, assisted by Matt Woolley, placed the ball-in-goal from 25 yards down field, then Tim Gallagher used Pete Pietras's help to place the second score, while David Dills added his shot to the list assisted by Robbie Heritage and finally Norman Brion aided Jim Nuss in putting his first New Jersey ball-in-net. COACH WALLY PORTER attributes his victory to brilliant defensive plays by Eddie Garvin, Chris Dailey, Greg Lathbury and Goalie Bill Sheets. The Express under-14 Midnight Special played "host" in Del Haven to the team from Hamilton Township; the result was a 1-1 tie. Jason Burke, off a cross by Keith Kirsch. placed the Express goal, while defensive techniques by goalie Robbie Petersen, Justin Kurtz and Paul Pietras held the opposition to the single score. Then the sun stopped shinning on the Express and it was more than just the weather. The under-14 Rovers I awaited Vineland . at Del Haven and the visitors walked away with a 4-3 victory. Despite the Rovers outshooting opponents 27 shots-on-goal to the

Vineland team's eight shots-on-goal, the ball just wouldn't find its way into the net. Scores by Kris Ekstrom, Paul O'Brien and Eddie Edwards, off assists by such players as John Leahy, just weren't enough to bring Vineland down. The fields were then taken over by the under- 12 Silver Streak and the team from Cohannsey. Robert Quinn, with the aid of Billy Bailey, tacked up the Express single score and sent the visitors home with a 3-1 victory. The youngest Express Team, the under-10 Golden Flyer spent Sunday travel-

ing to Upper Township and a 3-0 shut-out. Although t^e Flyer showed solid efforts, it was just out maneuvered by Upper. During game time next Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., the Express will be holding a giant yard sale adjacent to the Del Haven fields. Clinic Set On Soccer CAPE MAY - The city will sponsor a one week soccer clinic 9 a.m.- 3 p.m. Monday, July 8, through Friday, July 12, at the Lower Cape May Regional High School. Skip Roderick, who is a former coach and player with the Philadelphia Fever soccer. team, will be the head instructor. Greater Cape May area youngsters between the ages of 6 and 16 are eligible. Pre-registration is required and applicants can register at Cape May Convention Hall Monday through Friday 8:30-4:30. For additional information, call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27.

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