Plan Boat Parade For Safety Big Cape Foot Race On June 5

AVALON — A committee has been named and is'at work in Avalon to support and recognize "Safe Boating Week” sponsored by the Coast Guard Auxiliary June 5-12. The committee working with Mayor Ellsworth Armacost and Borough Administrator Andrew Bednarek includes William Tozour, Jr.. Parade Marshall; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Somers (Mrs. Somers is Commander of Flotilla 86); John Richardson, coordinator, Jim Aristine, and J. Russel Wtieatley. THE COMMITTEE will coordinate a borough sponsored boat parade to take place 10 a m. June 5. Tozour, will lead the parade of boats starting from the Yacht Club at Cornell Harbor, proceed Southeast to pass the Sportfishing Center at 14th St. and then west on the Pennsylvania Harbor to Ingees Thorofare. Cmdr. David Gemmel of the Coast Guard Training Center will be on hand with Mayor Armacost to serve

as masters of ceremonies. The committee hopes to have the Coast Guard band and a demonstration of Air/Sea rescue as part of the activities. BEDNAREK URGES the public to participate in the boat parade by decorating

their boats and displaying an appropriate safety slogan. "We hope to make this annual event in support of the flotilla's Safe Boating Week. A safe bbating coarse will also.be offered during this time,” he said.

BOAT PARADE Committee gathers to plan ‘Avalon Salutes Safe Boating' event June 5. Members are Joseph Somers, J. Russell Wheatley. John Richardson, Jim Aristine. Cmdr. (Mrs. Joseph) Somers. Mayor Ellsworth Armacost and Rill Tozour Jr.

CAPE MAY - Runners of all ages from throughout the area will reassemble on the beachfront here for the third annual running of the Great Cape May Foot Race June 5. This colorful event , is a 10.000-meter (6.214-mile) run at 9 a m., preceded by a 3,000-meter (1.864-mile) fun run at 8:30 a m. The race is co-sponsored by the city, Lite Beer, and the Washington Street -Mall Merchants Assoc. THE COURSE passes through the historical district, shady streets, and winds up with a run along the ocean front. Course records were set last year by Jack Kruse of Cherry Hill (32:25) and Mary Anderson of Philadelphia (43:03) Both runners have been invited back. Friday evening registration features an all-you-cancat spaghetti party with free beer. A highlight of the evening will be a special showing of Vic tor.ion Capers, a 30-minute

film of Cape May and its people The film contains footage of the 1980 Foot Race.

For information caH'the Ci$il Affairs Department. 884-8411, or John Bailey, race director. 884 2761

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SEA ISLE CITY - The 2nd Annual Cape May County Firemen's Waterball Competition will be held Saturday, June 5, next to the City Firehouse on Kennedy Blvd. Hose teams representing each fire company will try to push a 5-foot ball through their opponent’s goal. Elimination rounds will begin at noon. Popular television personality Don Tollefson will be making an

SPRAY FLIES in warmup for annual County Firemen’s Waterball Competition to be held June 5 at the Sea Isle City Firehouse. Proceeds will benefit Burn Foundation of (ireater Delaware Valiev.

appearance during the event. PROCEEDS BENEFIT the Burn Foundation of Greater Delaware Valley and the burn centers at 1 Crozier-Chester Medical Center, St Agnes Medical Center, St. Christopher's Hospital for Children and Allentown and Sacred Heart Hospital Center. The Bum Foundation supports the regional burn care system which provides care for over 500 victims of severe bum injury each year regardless of their ability to pay for the treatment For additional information contact Butch Mazur, Waterball Chairman, at 263-6870. ^ Slo-pitch League CAPE MA*Y-The city is organizing a Women's SloPitch Softball League for women Ifryears old and up The starting date is Tuesday, June 22. Interested teams are urged to call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411 ext. 20 or 27.

POMONA - Thirteen members of the women’s volleyball team were among the more than 100 Stockton State College athletes who were honored sports participation iring the 1981-82 school y« The team was captained by Linda Santon, Cardiff, a senior, who was a product of Absegami High School,

and sophomore Ellen And.erson, Oradell, who attended River Dell* High School. THE TEAM HAD an international flavor with 5-9 junior Dayra Diaz from Balboa. Panama, and sophomore Veronica Thompson, a * New Zealander, who came to Stockton by way of Middle Township High School.

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