Wednesday. March 28, 1980

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Long Island Unit Sweeps

. By Nancy Gauert COURT HOUSE - The Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps at Middle Township High School sponsored their fourth Annual Invitational Drill Meet, March 15th, schools from all over the East Coast participating. There were nine events of competition. The first, Platoon Basic, was won by LaSalle Military Academy, from Oakdale, Long Island, with St. Josephs Regional High School from Montvale.N.J. in second. The next event Squad Basic, was also won by LaSalle, with SmithfieidSelma High School from Smithfield, N. C. in second place and Northwestern Senior High School from Hyattsviile MD. in third, LaSalle took all five places in the Individual Knockout; the winning cadets were first thru fifth, Joe Swain, Fred Brehm, Lenny Fazio, Charles Arcobasso, and William

Nolan.

In the Color Guard competition, Xavier squad "B” from Xavier High School, New York, took first with Xavier "A" in second and St. Joseph’s taking third. The exhibition of Trick Platoon was won by LaSalle with Northwestern Senior High in second. LaSalle, once again, won first place in Exhibition Squad, with Smithfield Selma in second and North Western in third. In Exhibition Individual and Exhibition Dual. LaSalle took first, second

and third. The individuals who won exhibitions were, first thru third, Lenny Fazio, Fred Brehm, and William Nolan. The cadets taking the Exhibition Duals were First, Nelson and Brehm, Second, Fazio and Ponton, and Third, Lloyd

and Vasquez.

The last trophies awarded were for Best NJROTC, which was won by Smithfield Selma, and Best Overall Unit which

was won by LaSalle.

The trophy for Best Overall Unit was named in memory of Monroe “Flick” Tomlin who was very special to the MTHS

unit.

Judges for the meet were from each of the armed services or their Respective Reserve components. The Senlbr Judge was Captain Matthew W. Blackledge, USMC. Company Organization of NJROTC of Middle Township High School includes Commanding Officer Calvin Haskins, Executive Officer Constance Wittmeyer, OperaUng Officer, Robert Ritterhoff, Ceremonial Officer, Nancy Gansert, Communications Theresa Tozer, Armorer Pamela Funk, Supply Debra Caresse, Drill Meet Thomas Nicholas, Training James Simms, Platoon "A” Cmdr, Daniel Errickson, Platoon “B”; Cmdr Michael Richardson, and M.C.P.O. Charles Richardson, Nancy Gansert is ceremonial officer of the local NJROTC unit.

(From Page 1) “Mastefs.L. Martin and his students will demonstrate Oriental weapons and stage superbly timed mock battles with them,” Mr. Pe tec her continued.” Grace and power combined will be shown by Aikido Master Terry Pierce and his students. ” Cape May Court House Karate expert Butch Hamer, and several of his young students will demonstrate their capabilities. “WE HAVE the best in their field and it is a unique opportunity for the public to see so many of the arte under one roof and to gain an undersUnding of them,” Mr. Petschler said.” Not. to mention the fact that all proceeds go to the Cape May County Special Olympics." Tickets for the World of Martial Arte are on sale at locations throughout the county including, Kona Sporting Goods in Wildwood, Cape Shore Realty in North Cape May, Roth’s Candyland in Cape May. Anchor Realty in Rio Grande, South Shore Ford in Marmora and several other locations. Information is available at 884-

3215.

' TALENT SHOW director, language arte teacher Carol Farkax received a bouaurt of

Working People’s Bus Coming

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hte. Rowe agreed that it was the success of the Fare Free program which got the county interested in the Employoe-Bus plan, and she indicated that the eventual outgrowth may be a county transportation

system for the public at large

TOE COUNTY HAD earlier, proposed going into a fullfledged bus transportation program, but federal funding hasn’t materialize and that proposal has yet to

pan out.

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According to Freeholder Jack Bittner, the county is eligible for federal funding for the employee bus, "and we intend to take advantage of this opportunity " The freeholder director of transportation also emphasized: -’like everyone else, we are facing not only the critical escalation of fuel prices, but the availability of fuel, as well. We are trying as best we can. to soften the blow arid to prepare foreven more critical times "

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