The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, May 7,1980

Olympic* Recital'» Theme

Dancen (ram four to •dull will Uko the oudionee on a tour cultural dance*. Athletic competition” will ■ke place In the tenni* and

ERMA - Dancer* Two Inc , will preterit it* aecond annual dance recital May « and I at Lower Cape May H*«ionalHi|th School ltd* year* theme, "Utye It All You've Got," I* a grand tribute to the Olympic* -- peat, preaent

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bolting arena* Polnle dancer* will present a mini ballel to "Moonlight Sonata" and "Love Theme" as a ahow

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"Give It All You've Got" Is a, charitable event Patrons ha ve been solicited for the recital program In order to raise money for the Burdette Tomlin Hospital Pediatric* Ward. Tickets may be pur choned from any atudent or at the door For additional information call 4SMS16 or

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School Bus Hit;

No Injuries COLD SPRING - A school bus carrying Teitelman School studenU

As the spring and summer month* see an increase in the number of recruit* reporting aboard the Coast Guard Training Center, the Training

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The largest oC theae is already underway (he 93.2 million housing project. All one needs to do is drive down Pennsylvania Ave., to see how this work to' progressing. Half of. the substandard houses that have served as inadequate facilities for enlisted personnel have either been moved to other locations or have been demolished with foundation work advancing

on the new units.

FORTY NEW townhouses,contained in 10 units, will be built on this stretch of land. The new housing consist of three and four bedroom units and will feature «olar collectors

stopped on Seashore Rd last Thursday morning to pick up a pupil was struck in tj)e rear, but authorities reported no injuries and virtually no damage to the bus, Awpite damage to the other

vehicle 1

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shortly after 8 a m. on wet pavement in the northbound lane, across from

•Old Brick’Church.

According to police, Kathleen H. McDuell of Cape May said the brakes on the Ford Pinto she was driving locked and she skidded. She is a teacher's aide at the school. Staney K. Baj, driver of the bus, told police his blinking bus lights were on at the time. No summonses were

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Center Band will become active once again. The band (• maintained throughout the winter primarily to provide music at recruit graduations and is made up of less than a dozen ■ permanent party musicians'' But as the warm weather arrives and the band’s activities in the Atlantic Coast area increase, this nucleus is supplemented each week by neto recruits. The makeup of the band changes weekly as recruits graduate and go to their duty stationa and are replaced by newly-arriving recruits. This year the hand's activities will begin 18 May when they will travel to Newark, Del., for a Memorial Day Parade. Local residents will get a chance to hear them at Cape May’s Memofial Day Parade as well as at the Sunset Parades scheduled for this summer. The band will also offer concerts at the Victorian Bandstand in Cape May on July 5 and August 30. On August 24, they will offer tfteir annual concert at the Cape May County Park. DURING GRADUATION ceremonies 18 April, Senior Chief Petty Officer Stanley Joseph Klimovitz was awarded his second Coast Guard Achievement medal, receiving a gold star in lieu of a second medal Chief •Klim’' was cited for his superior accomplishments in the Recruit Personnel Office from June 1977 to April

1980.

During this period he supervised the inprocessing and outprocessing of more than 12.000 recruit records, requiring him to sign his name more than 70,000 times! The award was made by Capt. Leo V. Donohoe. Commanding Officer of TRACEN, before assemblage of the Chief's family and co-workers. Part of this column over the next several weeks will be devoted to the reporting of the phenomenal building program that, is being undertaken by the Coast Guard in Cape May. During fiscal years 79, *80 and *81, almost $10 million will be spent on new construction projects and on the remodeling of older

structures.

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In addition to these units, one ' senior officer's quarters < is being built closer to the Base on Delaware Ave., facing the harbor. This will be a three-bedroom single house, with occupancy expected by early fall. Future < housing plans, beyond those already begun, call for t the construction of nine more units on the half lot just east of the present construction and possibly withiri five years - the construction of 45 more units on the land where the sub-standard housing still exists.

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