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Oemson Grad Topg In lifeguard Tryouts Swim

AVALON — Sharon Meckelnborg, 21, of Hockcssin, Del. won the long swim, way ahead of the competition, in this resort’s new lifeguard tryouts recently. ^ She completed the 3/4 mile course in choppy

waters with a time of 14 minutes, accprding to Capt. Murray Wolf. A recent graduate of Clemson university. Ms. Meckelnberg. has' been competing in AAU competition for 13 years and is also n qualified NAUI

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VILLAS - The fifth annual Delaware Bay Drumfish Derby sponsored by the Lower Towpship Chamber of Commerce has concluded, and for the first time in its history (which dates to 1956) there is a tie for the grand prize. David Leininger of Rio Grande and David Lgighty of Carneys Point will share the limelight as this year’s top winners, and there’s quite a coincidence about the whole thing. Both winners are Davids and each lives in the 120block, and they caught their winning "humpbacks” the same week, three days apart, and had them weighed in on the same scales . — at Joe Rodia’s in Rio Grande. The runner-up winner of this year's contest was also a repeat winner in the weekly contest — Palmer Way of the Crest. Chamber officers will

Courses In Marine Sci.

SEAVILLE - Atlantic Community College will offer three evening courses in marine sciences this summer through its membership in the New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium at the NJMSC Field Station in Cape May County here. Classes, which meet from 6 to 9 two nights a week for eleven weeks begin June 17. Each course

Safe Boating & Seamanship Course

CAPE MAY - Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 82 is conducting a Safe Boating and Seamanship Course at the Corrinthian Yacht Club. Delaware Ave.. here. Classes are 8 p.m. each Monday. began June 16 and

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scuba diver. Mark Staley won the Vfc mile run with a time of 3.07 minutes Twenty-two new guards qualified as-well as fiftyfour returnirg N, 'gu«ids. Avalon Beach Patrol guards have beqn'tri-city champs for many .years and have at least two South

Jpraey tiUn to their credit. Named as lieutenants for this year were Dave Kerr, just completing duty with the armed services; Christ J>eahy. 9 recent graduate of Franklin and Marshall; both of Avalon, and Sam Downes, a longtime ABP veteran who is a teacher.

j AT THE AVALON Lifeguard tryouts, beach patrol Cpl. Murray Wolf is flanked by police Chief Joseph Foley. Mayor Ellsworth Armacost and Councilman Phillip Judyski while this year’s ABP aspirants wait to show their mettle. Drumfish Derby EtkJLs in 88V2 lb. Tie

meet this evening (8 o' clock at Guarantee Bank. Villas) to set the date for the awards ceremonies. Here are the winners of this year’s contest (which was revived five years ago after a lapse of a few seasons): First week — Palmer M. Way Jr. of 6000 Pacific Ave., Wildwood Crest. 64 lbs; Second week — (Tie and eventual Grand Prize winners) David G. leininger of 129 E. Main St., Rio Grande, and David Leighty of 125 Robinson Rd., Carneys Point, 88'? lbs. Third week — Palmer M. Way Jr. of Wildwood Crest, 74 lbs. Fourth week - Tom Foh of 64 Wildwood Ave., Villas, 72 lbs. Fifth week - Jay Klltsch of 236 Cherry Ln., Havertown, Pa., 65 lbs.

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