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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, February 20,1980

Chess Tourney March.1 & 2

New Boro PD Manual Praised AVALON - The borough'* new Police Deportment Mflnual ha* received a letter of com mendation from borough solicitor Robert Fineberg who termed it "a model manual of the general rules and regulations '' Mr Finebcrg's letter, read at a recent borough council meeting, stated the solicitor "was impressed by the public relations policy which. If operated at only three quarters of the level set would be exemplary

COURT HOUSE - The Cape May County Chess Club's annual county championship tournament is March 2 at the Leroy May Community Center, west of Main St., just off of Romney PI. Registration is from 9:15 to 9:45. March 1 The tournament is scheduled to be a five-round Swiss with matches at 10. 1. and 4 on March 1 and 11 and 2:30 March 2. Membership in the United States Chess Federation is required of participants, who will be able to join the V.S.C.F during registration.

All participants are requested to bring their own chess sets, and chess clocks if available. Players arc also urged to record their games with their own pencils and paper For additional information. contact tournament organizer Charles j£oons at 884-4026. Bill’s Aim — Fish Waste To Fertilizer TRENTON - TTw N.J. Senate has passed a MU directing the Department of Agriculture to establish a program for the research, development and use of seafood waste as agricultural fertilizer. S-33, introduced by Senator James Cafiero (R, Cape May-Cumberland) was approved 37-0 in the upper house and was sent to the state assemhly. According to Cafiero, it has long been known that seafood waste can be processed into agricultural fertilizer providing an alternate source of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer for farmers, at a cost far less than customary fertilizers. Similar studies conducted in Oregon have produced encouraging results, he said. "Shells from the sea shore are making costal areas of that state lush with more green grass than ever for cattlemen and dairy farmers." David McCoy, special projects manager of Progresso Quality Foods of Vineland. supports Caficro's hill, saying it will bring new jobs and more tax revenues to the state and would encourage more business to start in New Jersey.

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Dolphins Edge tappers in Meet

CAPE MAY - About 150 supporters and spectators were on hand at the U.S. Coast Guard Training Center gym Feb. 11 for a swimming meet between the Wildwood Crest Dolphins and the host landmark City tappers The Crest youngsters outkicked the Cape May crew on the final leg of the

Tour Institute STONE HARBOR - Ann Galli, public education coordinator for the Wetlands Institute, gave an environmental slide presentation and tour of the institute during the recent Febrrary meeting of the Cape May County branch of the American Assn, of University Women.

W.O.W. Dance Sunday WOODBINE - The Widows or Widowers Club will sponsor a dance at St. Casimir's Parish Hall, Clay and Lincoln Aves., 8 p.m. Feb. 24 featuring Jimmy Marshall’s Band. Refreshments will be served; B.Y.O.B. For details, call 861-4621 or - 4293.

last event to take the meet 85-78. Mary McCormick nipped Jennifer McBride by a half storke to give the Dolphins their win over Cape May in the final event. Early on it looked as if Cape May would have no trouble coming out on top, as the Lappers piked up points in the back stroke and freestyle event. But the Dolphins came curging back using their relay strength to take the lead with only two events remaining. CAPE MAY came even with the Crest, at 78 points apiece, in the 11-12-year-old freestyle relay behind the efforts of Alice Rudelger and Gerry Comber, the latter ending up the day with a meet-high of five first place finishes. Ruedlger, Jenny McBride. Myra Kerman and Margie Engle each garnered two first places Marcia Huemer. Jennifer Lerro. Ronnl* Becker. Michelle Bada. Vicki Manlandro. T.J. Belasco. Marci Cacci and Mary McCormick were first place winners for the Crest. Taking seconds for the Dolphins were Michelle

Bada. Joe Bada, Mary McCormick, T.J. Balasco, Chris Blackmore, and Marci Cacci. TAKING THIRDS for the winners were Jennifer Lerro. Tiffy Spaulding. Beth Marotta, T.J. Belasco and Jeff Buscham. In addtion to the others, first-place finishers for Cape May included Donna MacElrevey and Danny MacElrevey. Taking second for the Lappers were Gerry Pagano. Alice Ruediger, Jenny McBride. Anne Rudeiger and Danny MacElrevey. COMING IN third for Cape May were Donna MacElrevey. Pam Fretz, Alice Ruediger, Donna MacElrevey. Desiree Engle. Gerry Pagano. Myra Kerman. Becky Snyder, Jenny McBride and Chris Calhoun. The meet ran like clockwork under the aegis of the Training Center personnel who provided scorekeepers. timers, spotters, supervision, the facilities and refreshments. The tape May Youth Diving Squad put on an exhibition prior to the start of the swim meet.

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