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DvtaWaN SWEET SOUND of trumpets is just part of the winning combination that's known far and wide as the award-winning Middle Township High School Marchirtg Band. Under the direction of Richard Ludwig, the Panther musicians V marchers won best overall band Friday In the annual South Jersey Marching Band competition at Millville after taking the top Group II honors the previous Sunday in Ham monton. This Saturday the band participates with nine other top high school bands from throughout the state in the annual N J. State Festival of Mkrchlng Bands at Mainland Regional, Lindwood.

Panther Band Will be on TV

COURT HOUSE - The Middle Township High School band will be one of 11 of the state's best high school marching bands to be showcased by New Jersey Television’s four statewide channels at 9 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1,

The Old Sport missed out on the local foptball scene because he was watching Rutgers play Alabama. The Scarlet Knights put on a good show at Jersey Giants Stadium in the Meadowlands only to lose by a 17-13 sc ore. Your scribe got an immortal quote from Bear Bryant: "I told you R.U. would be tough. We didn’t beat them, we only scored more points." It was a great game and a thrill to be in Giants Stadium. THE VOLLEYBALL situation is getting hot in Middle Twp. because of the lack of a gym. Gregg Arnold will be unable to run the Rec Dept. League. Paying for the use of Lockwood Youth Center Gym twice a week would cost the six teams in the league $100 per tdbm. So it appears that there will be no organized competition this winter. There seems to be a "tempest in a teapot" over the resignation of Chick Ludman, high school basketball coach. In an Interview in the Philadelphia Inquirer, he claimed that his basketball budget has been pared to $150. Too bad when it looked like Chick was about to establish a dynasty in the league with such young players as- Doug Fulford, Frank Brown. Dawson Spaulding, etc. IN THE MEANTIME, maestro Dick Ludwig's Panther Marching Band continues to win honors in band competition. The latest trophy was for best in class and also second overall. They beat Mainland, which had taken all the honors in Middle’s Band Competition. The Kiwants Chi> introduced a new popcorn machine at the refreah-

The annual state Festival of Marching Bands, held at Linwood with the Mainland Mustang Band as host, «ts to be videotaped Oct. 26, and will be broadcast locally on Channel 23.

ment stand at the Lower Cape May Regional game. It seems that sales were good because the small fry don’t eat it, but throw it like confetti. What a waste! Gregg Arnold, Rec Director of Middle Twp., announces that a tennis program for Middle Twp. residents of high school or over at the Jersey Cape Racquet Club from 9 to 11 p.m. There will be an instructor for beginners to take lessons. A round robin set of matches will be set up. A modest fee of $3 will be charged. IN MIDDLE TWP. field hockey, the Lady Panthers of Debbie Clifford ran their record to 7-1 by defeating Buena last week. Their only loss o' he season was to Ha mm on ton i-o in their second game. The Middle Twp. Football Junior Panthers are not having too much success this season. Hie J.V.'s and freshmen each lost their games to Lower Cape May last week.

COURT HOUSE - Republican Freeholder candidates William Sturm and Ralph Evans announced the creation of the Division of Consumer Affairs as one of the wwtest accomplishments of the freeholders. Many municipalities have tried such a service with some degree of success, but they have felt a countywide division could be of greater service to all residents," the candidates stated. EVANS. ASSIGNED to supervision of the Department of Weights and

Tigers Tie Tough Team In Hockey The Lower Cape May girls field hockey team put n damper on St. Joseph’s hopes for a Cape Atlantic League championship with a surprising 3-3 tie. The 1-5-2 Capers used goals by Nancltr Aquilina. Rose McCarthy, and a goal on a "Penalty, Flick’* by Barb linkely to tie the powerhouse Wildcats. This week,’Lower Cape May was scheduled for a home match against Oakrest on Monday, an away match against Buena yesterday, and to take on a tough Wildwood Catholic at home tomorrow. Big Assist To Little League STONE HARBOR - At the September Chamber of Commerce dinner meeting, president Glenn Townley suggested to the large crowd that a contribution be made to the Stone Harbor-Avalon Little League Football Team so that they could secure new uniforms. *' The idea caught on like wildfire, and the Chamber raised $224 for the team. The Stone Harbor Duplicate Bridge Club added another $100 to raise the total sent to the team to $324.

Measures, announced that the Division of Consumer Affairs was created within this department. Setting it up within a department already in existence saves hiring of personnel and acquiring office space and equipment," Evans said. Any citizen who has a complaint or needs assistance on an undue charge, shoddy or imcomplete workmanship or other matters can reach the Dept, of Consumer Affairs by dialing 49S-7111.

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County Has Consumer Aid Office