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.. ■« Sn Don# Ward WINNERS — Sue Howell of Cape May Court House and her quarter horse, "Miss Beatles Delight," won all-around in amateur halter horse and all-around horsemanship at the 26th annual South Jersey Quarter Horse Circuit at Hidden Valley Ranch in Lower Township last weekend. The threeday show benefits the Louis R. Dickinson Scholarship Program which gives a county student a $1,000 scholarship each year.

Great Cape MayFootrace June 1

CAPE MAY - Every year on the weekend following Memorial Day, the city fills with runners. The reason for the gathering is The Lite Great Cape May Footrace. The footrace's action starts at 8:30 Saturday morning with a fast 3000-meter (1.864 mi.) run, followed by the 10,000 meter main event. The popularity of the race comes from the warm hospitality of the community. Extremely popular is the Friday evening Registration/Spaghetti party (6-9) with free beer. AS A FEATURE of the party, Tom Osier, well known running author and ultramarathoner, will present an intriguing discussion entitled, "Secrets of an J Ultramarathoner: How You Can Double the Distance You've Ever Covered on Foot With No Additional Training". Guest houses, motels, and hotels throughout the town have special rates and package -deals for footracers. Local merchants proffer merchandise a-

wards ill all categories, and the overall winners receive hand carved leather plaques depicting the Cape May City Seal. .The race course includes panoramic views of the ocean ahd Victorian seaside cottages. Tom Carroll, innkeeper of the Mainstay, paces the lead runners from atop his penny-farthing high-wheeled bicycle, while a 1930 Ford Model A mail truck follows the pack to save the blistered weary. THE RACE IS sponsored by the Cape May Mall Merchants Association, with proceeds to benefit the Burdette Tomlin Hospital's i respiratory unit. I Innovations this year include: a new teen-age catei gory that splits the younger i runners into more compei titive groups, under 13, s 13-15, and 16-19; and team i awards for teams of three to I five members. For information send a 1 self addressed stamped eni velope to The Lite Great I Cape May Footrace, Box 591, Cape May, N.J. 08204, or i call John Bailey, race director, at 884-2761.

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CAPE MAY - In the city's Coed Power Volleyball League, the Cape Island Sailing Cruisers strengthened their hold on second place as they swept the U.S. Coast Guard 15-7, 15-1, 15-8 and 15-6. The superb sets of Sheri Hickok and Bob Jackson, combined with the spikes of John Wllsey, led Cape Island' in the first game. The play of Diane Clendening and the serves of Charlie Futcher led their team to the easy win in the second game. In Cape Island's win in the third game, outstanding efforts were turned in by Laura Houben and Sharon Mericle. Sheri Hickok and John Wilsey excelled with their defense in the final victory over the Coast Guard, who got good efforts from fom Wagner and Louisa Shaw. J.T. BUILDERS and Washington St. Gallery split their four games. J.T. Builders won the first game 15-10 behind the defensive work of Carol Adessa and the spikes of Mark Matteucci. Washington St. Gallery came back to win the second game 15-8 behind the

sets of Cheryl Giddis along with ' the defense of Don Schifferdecker. The sets of Marlene Mediuch and the spiking and defense of Mike Moore helped Washington St. Gallery edge J.T. Builders in the third game 15-13. Mark Rucci's blocks at the nets and two key serves by John Thomas at the end of the game propelled J.T. I Builders to a 16-14 win. LIGHTING Dimensions strengthened its hold on first place with a fourgame sweep of Woody's Corner 15-4, 15-5, 15-12 and 15-8. The serves of Rick Ferrante led his team to victory in the first game. Lighting Dimensions was led in the second game by Bill Holt and the defensive work of Pat Komar. The spikes of Rick Ferrante led Dimensions to a comerfrom-behind victory over Woody's Corner in the third game. Fine performance by Bill and Loraine Holt, Pat Komar and Jan Seer led Lighting Dimensions in the final game. Standing! Lighting Dimensions 26 6 Cape Island Sailing Cruisers 23-9 Woody's Corner 19-13 Washington St. Gallery 11-21 J.T. Builders 19-22 U S Coast Guard 8-24

ENGLISH & WESTERN APPAREL & TACK "We aJmo carry a variety o! Jeans, including The Latest Kenny Rogers Jean* Sai -Thurs 11-5. Fri. 11-7. , Excessive exertion, and normal spinal an awkward lift or a segments continue fall or accident may their remedial distorresult in the misalign- tions, tensions are ment of a single built up. Later, a vertebra. The rest of single twist or the vertebrae and awkward move may related muscles adapt trigger a spvere anil to this by curving and painfuMspinal adjusting to compen- disability, sate and provide sup- Chiropractic export for the misaligned amination and segment. analysis is the first Pain may not be felt step toward relief for at first but. as muscles many. Dr. Joseph Rizzo 73? Washington St,... ' CM'oproc.o, - Cap* May - 884-2162

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