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Museum Seeking Nautical Exhibits

COLD SPRING - Items related to the water-related history of Cape May County are being sought for the county's new museum at Historic Cold Spring Village. The museum will have a nautical, fishing, and outdoor theme. Exhibits depicting sports and commercial fishing, whaling, boat building, decoy carving. waterfowl hunting, and other water-based activities are wanted, according to Freeholder Herbert C. Frederick, who directs operations of the village. ANYONE having material to donate or place in the museum on loan is asked to call the village of-

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fice, 886-1812. Donors can also stop at the office 8:30 a.m. -4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Frederick said. The museum, funded in part by a 8250.000 state grant, will be housed in the old Lower Township Hall, which is being moved from its site on Old Shore Road a mile south of the village to a new location on Route 9. It will be placed at a new entrance to Cold Spring Village, making it accessible from Old Shore Road and Route 9. Plans call for the museum to be opened in May.

Civil War Is Society Topic DENNISVILLE - A meeting of the Dennis Township Historical Society will be held 7:30 p.m. Feb. 19 at the Ludlam School on Route 47 (Delsea Drive). Elwood Shephard, past president of the Civil War Society of Pennsylvania, will speak on the American Civil War. For 35, Over CAPE MAY - The city may start a 35-year-and-older softball league beginning in the spring. Those interested in organizing a team are asked to call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411. ext. 20 or 27.

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Montreal, Kiwanis On Top CAPE MAY - In Youth Basketball action, the Montreal Inn moved into sole possession of first place of the Senior Division by defeating the Washington Inn 57-53. Montreal Inn was led by Clint Freeman, who had a game-high 31 points, and Mike Zwerawski. with 14. Washington Inn was led by Matt McGaffney with 23 points and Mark Brooks with 12. MODEL CLEANERS defeated Casale's Shoes 48-31 behind a strong 23-point effort from Tommy Reid. Tommy Johnson led Casale's with 14 points. In Junior Division play, the Kiwanis Club stayed undefeated as by beating Roth's Real Estate 24-6, led by A.J. BriMt with 12 points. Roth's got 4 points from Jera Tatum. Keltie News evened its record with a 20-14 victory over First Jersey National Bank/South. Keltie was led by Mike Millard's 14 points. First Jersey was led by Tony Norris with 10 points. In the most exciting game of the day, Sol Needles Agency defeated Axelsson & Johnson 8-6 in triple overtime. Sol Needles was led by Billy Ackley with 6 points, including the game winner. STANDINGS Junior Division Kmanis Hub of Cape May 4-0 Sol Needles Agency J- 1 Axelsson and Johnson 2-2 Kellie News 2-2 First Jersey Nat Bank/South 1-3 Roth's Real Estate 0-4 Senior Division Montreal Inn 3-1 Casale's Shoes 2 2 Model Cleaners 2-2 Washington Inn 1-3 O'Rourke Out of AF Basic CAPE MAY - Airman 1st Class Peter F. O'Rourke. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O'Rourke of 1310 Idaho Ave., has graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. He received an associate degree in 1982 from Delaware County Community College. Philadelphia. RSVP Seeks More Help RIO GRANDE - More volunteers for a variety of useful activities are sought by the county Retired Senior Volunteer Program. Contributions may range from five.gr 10 minutes in the morning to telephone a home-bound person living alone to tutoring an adult who cannot read. Mature people who wish to share their time and talents are asked to call Jim Walsh at 886-2784.

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