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Swimming Tryouts Set For Oct. 22

CAPE MAY - The Deportment of Public Relations and Recreation will condfcct registration

and tryouts for the 190tV«! swimming arid diving teams beginning at 7 p.m. at the Cape May City Elementary school. I^fayette Street, Oct. 22. Boys and girls between the ages of 6 and 18 are invited to come and test theirskills. For those who decide to Join, the $35 swimming team fee and the $15 diving team fee will be required on the 22nd.

CG Farms Out Security Job

CAPE MAY - The U S. Coast Guard Training Center has awarded a contract to the Kuntz A Detective Agency. Inc., of Malvern. Pa to provide security gate guard duty

. for$4^94.»amonth. The agency will supply all labor, uniforms, badges, equipment, materials and supervisidn for the guard service. Another contract, for construction of a boat

THE LENAPE HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND captured first place In Group I during recent competition at

Memorial Field.

maintenance facility, was awarded the A.J.J. Construction Co., of Wootflmry, for $450,070.

Mainland Top Band In Contest

AT THE ( APE MAY COUNTY CHAMBER OK COMMERCE Fall Open Golf Tournament low net winner, Howard Evans of Avalon (2nd from left), receives his trophy from Richard I^Higatreet, Tournament Director while Boh Holt (center), receives his trophy as low gross winner from Robert Patterson Jr., (right) Executive Director and Shirley Storms (2nd right). Tournpment Secretary.

COURT HOUSE - Mainland Regional High School's band was the overall winner in competition with other South Jersey Competitors held at Memorial Field here. The Middle Township Panther Marching Band, host for the contest, was ineligible' to compete for the trophies. MAINLAND. A Group III contestant (66 to 85 band members), was awarded trophies as grand champion, for best musical, performance, best band front, and best drum

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Lenape High topped

Group I (45 or less in bahd), Absegami was first in Group II (46 to 65 members), and Vineland took top honors in Group IV

New Berth At Terminal N. CAPE MAY - The

Delaware River and Bay Authority has applied to the Army Corps of Engineers to construct an

fdditional berth for a new

ferry at its terminal here. -

The work will include

relocating a ditch,

reconstructing dolphins, constructing a bulkhead,

placing rip-rap, and dredging and filling in the

Cape May Canal.

The dredged spoil will be pumped through a pipeline to a disposal site controlled by the Corps of Engineers..

(86andover). OTHER COMPETITORS were Lower Cape May, Medford, Cherry Hill West, Edgewood, Atco, Linwood, Vineland, and Cherry Hill

East.

The competition was under the direction of Richard Ludwig, music d;/ector of Middle

Township High. He was assisted by the Band Boosters Club. Jerry Costande, announcer for Panther football games, was also the announcer for the con test. The event drew 1,800 spectators, and there was 1.200 student musicians competing.

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