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Workshop In Archery MAYS LANDING - A nine-day, one-credit archery workshop will be held at Atlantic Community College. 6-9:30 p.m., Jan. 6 to 17. Students may use the workshop as a free elective or part of physical education requirements. The sessions will feature individual video tape instruction. beginner, intermediate and advanced techniques, psychological aspects of shooting, information on competitions, tournaments and equipment and a special session for bow hunters. WORKSHOP consultants 'include Anthony A. Murawski. staff member. The World Archery Center (TWAC). and TWAC advanced archery coach; Ana Tenreiro and Sandra Fargher. former ACC archery All-Americans . Margaret Cardinale. ACC archery team; Gary Vail. NJ bowhunter; and Dr. Helen Bolnick. TWAC staff member. 1980 collegiate division archery coach of the year, certified TWAC advanced archery coach. ACC archery coach and workshop director, i For registration informaI t ion call 625- 1111. ext . 236. isisj

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CAPE MAY - The city I will hold basketball f registrations and tryouts f for its recreational basketball league Saturday, at the Cape May Elementary School. Boys and girls 8-10 are asked to be at the school by 1 1 a.m. ages 11-14 should be at the school at 12:30 p.m for registration and tryouts. The fundamentals of the game will be stressed by coaches in the league. For more information, call the

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| Campground Takes Over First Place CAPE MAY — Whippoor will Campground moved into first place in Cape May Men's Power Volleyball by winning three of four games against The Potter. After losing the first game 15-6, Whippoorwill proceeded to win three in a row, 15-11. 15-13 and 15-5. In other action Will Mojjey Development Co. defeated Library III in three of four games. 15-13, 15-6, 9-15 and 15-7. Standing* Whippoorwill Campground It 6 The Potter IJ-7 Will Morey Development Co 1 1-9 Library III 218 Fishermen's Wives Meet VILLAS — A meeting of the Fishermen's Wives Association at which election of officers will be held will take place 7 p.m. the Lower Cape May^anch of the County Library. Bavshore Road. For further information, call Debbie Genovese. 465-3251. Farmer Takes Artillery Course MARMORA - Staff Sgt. Mark S Farmer, son of Robert C. and Helen Farmer of 4 Bayaire Rd.. has completed the field artillery fire support course at Fort Sill. Okla

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