sports

714 8 Dorit Ward IN STEP — Margaret Jaster, left, of Cape May practices aerobics with her teacher, Kris Maguire of Court House, right. An English teacher at Lower Cape May Regional High School, Jaster recently won a national plaque for her participation in aerobics.

Rio Grande Bulge At Nets Expands

CAPE MAY - Rio Grande Building Supplies strengthened its hold on first place in the coed recreation volleyball league by taking three of four games against the Ugly Mug. The Mug's only win came in the second game by a score of 15-8. Rio Grande took its three games 15-13, 15-11 and 15-8. The play of Margie Franco and Fran Vogefled Rip Grande in the first game despite the nice serves of Sue McKee of Ugly Mug to its only win in the second game. RIO GRANDE came back from an 11-1 deficit to WAGNER UPHOLSTERY Spring re-upholstery sale! Decorator cotton Fabrics up to ... 1/3 Off Reg. Price CALL 263-3422 263-3297 6604 Landis Ave., Sea Isle City

score 14 straight points behind the excellent serves by Fran Vogel. The serves of Joan Bowman and good hits by Ernie Trioano and Fran Vogel led the Building Materials team to its final victory. Cape May". Mobile Estates moved into second place by sweeping four games against the Bijou Brats by 15-7, 15-13, 15-12 and 15-11. Excellent serves by Doug Letterman. Sue Fiti and Joe Carson led Mobile Estates in the first game despite the nice play of Craig Mericle and Sandy Haung for Bijou. THE PLAY of Jeff Van Mourik led Mobil Estates in the second game. Games three and four saw the hustle and team defense of Cape May Mobil Estates lead them to the sweep. 'Pete's Racquet Club, after losing the first game 15-4 over Kona Realty, came back to win the final three games by scores of 15-5, 15-8 and 15-2. STANDINGS Rio Grande Building Materials21-3 Cape May Mobile Estates 14-10 Kona Realty 13-11 Pete's Racquet Club 11-13 Ugly Mug 10-14 Bi)ou brats 3-21 Yoga Course CAPE MAY - A Yoga course will be offered by the city as part of its spring recreation schedule. The course' will be held every Wednesday 7-8 p.m. at the Franklin Street Civic Center. For further information about the class, which Jeanne Monge will instruct. call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext 20 or 27. s - . Want

' Ifpl ANCHOR WELDING INC. P \ ARB | ANCHOR SAFE CO. 513 Seashore Rd. Erma kj B-1 J 886-8486 ** M osier ohd Meilink Distributor W. Provide Security tor your Home 1. Bucroeu. We STOCK all types ot Money K trie Sole.. We fabricate Wirwbw Guard, pod Iron »oiHo»..

Soccer Day Camp Planned for July

ERMA — Under the sponsorship of the City of Cape May, Star Soccer Academy, formerly Fever Soccer Camps, for the fifth consecutive year, will conduct a soccer day camp at the Richard M. Teitelman School here July 8-12. The day camps will include five days of instruction, Monday through Friday, fraft) a.m. to 3 p.m., for boys and girls 6 through 17. The academy is under the direction of USSF "A" license and national staff ''oach. Skip Roderick, and captain of the Baltimore Blast Dave MacWilliams. Skip, a former professional soccer player in the ASL, NASL, and MISL, is currently the head soccer coach at Elizabethtown College. THEY HAVE assembled a coaching staff featuring many of their former professional teammates. Many of these players are looking for families to house them for the week. In return, camp tuition will be free to children of the first eight interested families. Five dollars will be deducted from the camp's

tuition fee for those who register before May 15. The tuition will include a soccer ball, a Patrick soccer jersey, camper insurance, special camp awards, soccer films, camp posters, Gatorgum, a USSF soccer patch, "wet energy" drink, and a soccer skills manual. CAMPERS CAN also look forward to the Coca Cola Cup, Side Kick Soccer, and a Parent's Night. As an added bonus, all campers are eligible to win a free trip to Ireland. The soccer camp's philosophy is to have fun in a learning environment, to teach players a sense of achievement, and to develop the total person as a soccer player. Campers will be grouped according to size, age and skill level. For information, contact Star Soccer academy, 6803 Hilltop Road, Brookhaven, Pa. 19015 or call the Cape May Department of Civic Affairs. 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27. X AVALON BRIDGE CLUB RESULTS Apr. 2C: 1st. Vivian Hinkel 5220 I 2nd. Horace Griffith 5110 1 3rd lie. Peg Christman 4700 Jim German 470O

Rio Grande Army & Navy I , LARGE VARIETY OF SHORTS *10. BEE-MAR SHOPPING CENTER 886-6868 V,LLAS Mon -Sat. 9:30-5 BUNIONS? HAMMER TOES? . Why suffer? Let as correct yoar painful foot problems right now. When surgery is called for we use minimal incision procedures which reduce the pain, high cost, and disability of traditionial surgery. Nothing's fun if yonr feet hart. Most insurance plans welcome, pp. ALEX KEBSHENBLATT ussjsssssttstssssgwrgftrtrtissstirrrrrrrri SINGLE BLANK KEYS . • EACH ^ : SCREEN & GLASS REPAIRED Screens up to 28n to 30" S5.00 oech AT THE STORE OR AT YOUR HOME ;

SSOauI — Spring Used Car and Truck Specials! ■ r 1»1 Count 1«3 Dodge *rt« JSLoSTVoom cSuoSTdooi Brougham Est. Wgn. Wagon - 4 Door BroeQham z uoor ^ ^ mm ./Inn CtaO hrtarttr iw *■* « u — — . 4 C»l.. aata. .. ft. « w. «m. n. w. w iff— n it w ii i AH/raMia. «a AC. Stack — a-.—— ~™ mm —o»n"i MKri—trtMt rilL'wnMM'w-* Santca raitcy " — — Was -"St, Was MOW Was NOW Was NOW 86995 $6695 S6995 $6499 S8995 $8495 S3995 S3 295 J 1983 Cadillac 1983 Chevrolet, 1*2 1981 Chevrolet /"0 Cimarron 4 Door Celebrity 4 Door Caprice Z Door lmpalJ w„on II aw MB oMroo njW UCjim MM^roa ■— II «T~ — ■ ' 0k- 6faaa/0r»wi vMrfl MM. ^ *» ~ NOW w» HOW w- NOW "DW r— , si 0.595 $9495 S7695 $7195 sw» $6495 46395 55695 1982 Chevrolet Caprice ^ Butek Century 4 ig#1 Chevvtte 4 - ! Estate Wagon Caprice Coupe „ —A* u sm wimm** Mm* ! . —TTtrr rr_ - — 1 ■— I w™ N0W w« »ow w" NOW w„ iloqq — ] S8695 S8295 $6499 S»1» *7695 «« SZ899 ' F.'-- • :|^;-| I _ • ~ - K* . -f" Open Clean! 9 l522'14^j"!!Zn3| Ir 3 " CHEVROLET . OffiSMOMlE . CADILLAC ^