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I CAPE MAY - Lighting I Dimensions remained in a I tie for first place as it split I four games against the Cape I Island Sailing Cruisers in ■ coed power volleyball. Lighting Dimensions jumped out to an early lead in game one then held on for a close 15-12 win. The Dimensions were led by the precise serves of Ted Ferrante and the excellent setting of Lorraine Holt to Capt. Rick Ferrante. Cape Island took a close second game 15-11 due to the outstanding serves and sets of Laura Houben to spikers Charlie Futcher and Bob Jackson. CAPE ISLAND took control early in the third game and cruised to a 15-8 win thanks to the spikes of Sharon Mericle and the hustle and net play of Diane Clendening. Lighting Dimensions rebounded and i took the final game 15-7 behind Jan Seer's dependable net play and the serves of Pete Kakoyanis. J.T. Builders and the U.S. Coast Guard split their four games. The Coast Guard took game one 17-15 behind solid efforts from Wayne Plocher at the net and the defense of Leigh Ann Mauro and Steve Metis. J.T. came back in the second game and defeated the Coast Guard 15-11 behind the power serves of John Thomas, the steady net play of Mark Mateucci and the and defense of MarLamach. THE BUILDERS came on strong again in the third game by winning 15-9 on the sets of Linda Thomas to spiker Ken Gaskill. The serves of Leigh Ann Maruo helped pace the Coast to a 15-9 shutout of

! J.T. Builders in the final > game. Washington Street • Gallery celebrated Capt. i Marlene Mediuch's birthday by splitting their four games against first place Woody's Corner. Woody's won the first game 15-8 behind the saves of Gwyn Williams and the spikes of Allan Jackson. Washington Street Gallery came back to win a close second game 16*4 behind the serves of Marlene Mediuch and the winning serve of Mike Moore. Woody's won the third game 15-9 behind the serves of Judy Maxlowe.a Washington Street Gallery came back to take a close final game 15-13 behind the

serves of Moore and the spikes of Dave Barikian. STANDINGS Lighting Dimensions ll-S Woody's Corner n-5 Cape Island Sailing Cruisers , 9-7 U.S. Coast Guard * J-9 J.T. Builders 6-10 Washington St Gallery 5-11

LL Opening To Feature 3 Games CAPEMAY- The Greater Cape May Little League will open its 1985 season with a triple header Saturday, April 27. at the Cape May * Little League Field. Lafayette Street. The first game, at noon, will pit Delias against National. The other match-ups are: Winchester vs. Sudak, 2:30 p.m.. and Chamber vs. Firemen, 4:30 p.m. Opening ceremonies will be at 11 a.m.. with the Cape May School Band playing. Parents, relatives, friends, and the public are invited to . attend.

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AWARD WINNER — Freelance photographer Charles J. Olson Rio Grande recently received a certificate of award from the N.J. Press Association for his photograph. "Victory Hug".- Olson is son of , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grassi. Wildwood Crest. k

Bloodmobile Visit Set OCEAN CITY" - The Ocean City Civic Club Council will sponsor a community bloodmobile at the Ocean City Civic and Sports Center. 6th Street and the Boardwalk, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, May 3. The need for blood is constant. Red Cross officials say. and the organization needs to collect 1,400 pints of blood every day to maintain adequate supplies for the 113 area hospitals. While some people need blood only once, there are many people, such as leukemia patients- and hemophiliacs, who need blood many times each year. To schedule an appoint* ment, call the Red Cross at 646-7000 or come at your own convenience. S Biographies To Be Topic AVALON - T.he Women's Civic Club will hold a meeting 12:30 p.m. Monday, April 22. Kathleen Duffy will speak about "Biographies of Almagf But Not Quite Famdus People." Civic Club meetings ar^ held in the Avalon Room at Borough Hall. y A Program On Famine COURT HOUSE - An awareness program. Artist Against Famine, will be presented by the Cape Drawing Group 2-4 p.m. Saturday, April 27 at the Old Court House here. * It will include paintings, drawings and sculptures depicting starving humanity, plus a half-hour film entitled "The Business of / Hunger ". The event is free J the public. . * ^ y

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