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Hie Herald And Hie Lantern

Thursday, August 9,1979

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Dredging Bid Told

A WINNER. Stone Harbor Art Show and Sale first place winner in oils and acrylics, Ron Dembosky, shows painting “Auction Every Sunday” with show director Norma Betz and Mayor James G. Wood. (Photo by Al

Westhoff)

Softball League Finishes Season

The Cape coining playoffs. Utilizing

CAPE MAY

May Department of Public Relations and Recreation finished it’s Men’sSlo-pitch spftball league regular season with a flurry as teams played every day

last week,

Gloria's Saloon upped their record to 281 and clenched first place-good for top seeding in the up-

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sound olefense and awesome ■ slugging they recorded Jl'ins over the Coast Guard Bears, Rock N’Chair t\*ice, P 4 K Associates Laws Printing and Kona Sports. Rick's of Rio Grande sewed up second place with conquests against Burke's, Tolz Realtors, and Kona Sports 4-0 before bowing to Law’s Printing - 6-5 in their final game. Ricks ended a fine season with a 25-5 record. Kona Sports likewise finished with a stellar 25-5 ledger to clinch third place. Laws Printing pummeled Rock 'N Chair 20-0 and held off Bill Kennedy in the last inning to take fourth place at 24-6. Palmer Chevrolet eased by the Coast Guard Bears 14-12 and Capt. Sigs 12-9 to nail down the fifth spot at

23-6.

Mayer’s Bar whipped Everlon Fabrics 14-6 as Glenn Pennycook went 3 for 3 with 3 RBI's beat Capt. Sig’s Seafood 11-2 and outhit Rock ’N Chair 15-8 to hold sixth place with a 21-9 record. Tolz ReilwFs. the league’s improved team, came jVyn the back of the packVVto garner seventh place at 14 and 16 with a pair of crucial wins versus Captain Sig’s Seafood. Subsequently, in a showdown for the eighth and final playoff berth Captain Sig’s eliminated P 4 K Associates 15-6 to finish at 13-17. Marine Bank Buys Local Artist’s Work NORTH WILDWOOD - In muted tones of brown and gray Grette Keene painted a harbor scene from New Harbor, Maine. She entered the painting in the 14th Annual North Wildwood Art Exhibition Saturday, July 28. and won Marine National Bank's Purchase Prize. Mrs. Keene's painting will now grace the lobby of the North Wildwood office of the Bank, according to office manager and Assistant Cashier Charles R. Ewan. Jr. A North Wildwood residentlmd art teacher at Widlwood Catholic High School, Mrs. Keene chose , oil as the media for the foggy scene. "Alot of people thought it looked like Otten's Harbor.” Mrs. Keene said. This is her second year of entering an oil painting in the North Wildwood Art Exhibition. * The North Widlwood office of the Bank is located at 14th and New Jersey

Ave.

WILDWOOD - Ndw Jersey Senator James S. Cafiero (R- Cape MayCumberland) recently reported that a $79,000 contract for the dredging of Bid well’s Creek in Middle Township has been awarded to Spickard Enterprises of Tuckerton, New Jersey. Cafiero said that, according to Bernard J. Moore, Chief of the Office of Coastal Protection and Donald T. Graham, Assistant Commissioner

for Natural Resources, equipment will be moved on to the site on August 10 with the project to be commenced by August 15 and completed by August 22. The Senator ^reported further that bids for the 500 foot extension of the existing jetty at Bidwell's Creek would be received about the middle of September with a target date for completion of January 1.1960

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