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Triathlon Contest Slated on June 17 I

CAPE MAY - The city will host the second annual Historic Cape May Triathlon Sunday, June 17. beginning 8 a.m. from Beach Patrol Headquarters with the swimming event. This race will comprise three demanding stages: a one-mile swim in the Atlantic Ocean, a 20-kilometer run through this National Landmark City and a 50-mile bike race through the County Approximately 200 triathletes will compete in the event, which requires a rare combination of speed, strength and endurance. The winner will earn an engraved plaque, the first ma/i and woman will receive trophies as will the winners and runners-up of each age category The age groupings are: women 18-29 women 30 and over, men 18-29. men 30-39 and men 40 and over. THIS YEAR'S Triathlon will enter into the world of computers. Printouts of the race results will be posted and made available to all contestants. Bob Owens of Cape May has offered to donate his computer as well as his time and expertise to the event. Registered triathletes will be issued T-shirts, swim caps, head bands and numbered storage bags Saturday! June 16, afConvention Hall 6 and 9 p.m.

Additional information regarding the race courses. I participation and other I details can be obtained by I calling the Depart ment' of I Civic Affairs at 8844J411. ■ ext. 20 or 27. The Triathlon I will more than likely last I ail day, 8 a.m. -5 p.m. and I Convention Hall will serve I as the main information I center. I

FmHA Office To Be Closed BURLEIGH - The Cape May County Farmers Home Administration, Route 9, will be closed from Tuesday, April 24, through Thursday, April 26. AH FmHA^ employees will be attending a threeday New Jersey state meeting in Cherry Hill . The office will reopen 8 a.m Friday, April 27.

CAPE MAY LUMBER* Champion H Craftsman ' • Woodglen -Hillside'' SMP A SME Country Place' • Concepts* Monday • Friday KIT CONTAINS: 3x5 foot flag 8 to 1 2 8 1 to 5 6 foot sectional aluminum po'e eagle • > Saturday 8 to 1 firaal. mounting bracket and halyard aaj liAO A $12.00 Retail Value _ PROM WMWO - V

A&J Has I Volleyball I Top Spot J CAPE MAY — League I power A&J's Seaftod took I on last -place Rio Grande I Building Materials in the I first match last week. In I the first game A&J's I jumped out to a big 10-3 I lead over Rio Grande. Ex- I cellent spikes by Donna I Troiano helped Rio Grande I to narrow A&J's lead but I good net coverage by Jan I i Mackenzie helped A&J's to I keep Rio Grande in check I as A&J's went on to win I 15.8. i In game two it appeared I that A&J's had things M I wrapped up as they went I > ahead of Rio Grande 14.6. I Howeter. 'Rio Grande's I Mario Franco then came I up to serve and reeled off 10 I consecutive points to steal I the game for Rio Grande I ' 16-14. A&J's took revenge on I Rio Grande in game three I as it completely dominated I play, thanks to the excellent court coverage and I spikes by Bob Jackson. In I the early going of game I ! four it looked as if* A&J's '1 was going to destroy Rio I 1 Grande again as it took a I 1 13-0 lead behind the cons is- I tent sets of Judy -Maxlowe. I » Rio Grande managed to I battle back to make it 13 .6. I ; A&J's then took it to I ? game point (14-6) before I Rio Grande's Frank Vogel I placed six perfect serves to I come within two points I . before A&J's wrapped it up I at 15-12. ai 1

IN THE NEXT match I two evenly matched teams I took each other on as the „| Mug met the Potter. In the I .first game the Potter took a I comfortable 12-5 lead over I the Mug with excellent ^ spikes by Terri Taylor. The I Mug narrowed the Potter's I lead to 12-9 The Potter took I it to game point at 14-9 but I the Mug's Sue McKre serv I ed for seven straight points I to give her learn a come- I from -behind 16-14 virion. In game two the Mug I took an 8 2 lead and never I looked back as it won easily I 15-8, thanks to' good court i j coverage The Mug took game three i easily 15-4 behind powerful i spikes by Mike Bonner. Game four was nip and i tuck highlighted by the ex- i cellent blocking of the Pot I ter s Scott Hiller. The Pot ter eventually edged out i the Mug 15-13 behind the i perfectly placed spikes of i Terri Taylor. A&J '» Sea loot! » 3 i Stanley A Surge Aaaonatet »-4 | | The Mug 4-4 ' The Patter M | Rto Grande Buildup ftUienalt Ml ■

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