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Seafood Festival: It's Not Just Fish ;

CAPE MAY - The second annual Cape May Seafood Festival Friday through Sunday will provide a weekend of seafood and commercial fishing displays, musical entertainment, contests, and literally tons of seafood in a celebration of the city's commercial fishing prominence. Cape May is the largest commercial fishing port in the Mid- Atlantic region. Friday, activities are centered at the Cape May Convention Hall, where demonstrations of seafood selection and preparation will take place. Along with the demonstrations, visitors will get the opportunity to sample shark, squid and other exotic seafood. Displays by government agencies and commercial exhibits will show bow commercial

fishermen play their trade. SATURDAY-,-. THERE will be a host of activities at the U.S. Coast Guard * Base. Visitors will join in the blessing of the fleet and ceremonies for fishermen lost at sea. In conjunction with the other activities planned for the festival, the Coast Guard if holding a survival suit race .9: 15 a.m. Saturday at Pier 4 of the Coast Guard Training Center. The purpose behind the race is to familiarize people with the survival suit, to demonstrate the benefits it can provide for those who venture out on the seas, and to have some Km. Teams of four may register the morning of the event. The only requirement is that they bring the survival suits they normally wear. Prizes will be awarded in four categories , Best Commercial Team, Best Coast Guard Team, Best Overall Team, and Best individual. OTHER ACTTVITES at the Coast GuartL base include a small boat and hellicopter rescue demonstration, and open house aboard commercial fishing vessels and Coast Guard vessels moored at Pier 4. The open house at the training center will conclude at noon on Saturday Saturday afternoon and evening the demonstrations and displays continue at Convention Hall, while a jazz group and a bathing suit contest entertain onlookers on the Promenade A fr«e band concert at the Rotary Bands tand starts at 8 p.m.

Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m at Congress Hall is the Restaurant Festival, featuring a smorgasbord of seafood delicacies Eleven Cape May restaurants will be offering a huge selection of baked, broiled, fried and steamed seafood At 2 p.m., a band concert a closing ceremonies will be held at the Rotary Bandstand For additonal informa tion, contact Bob Mullock, chairman, 884-8431

Cubs Seek Members WILDWOOD - Cub Scout Pack 184 is holding a round up to sign up new boys 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 25. The meeting will be held at American Legion Po6t 184 at Robert and Atlantic Avenues All boys aged 8, 9, or 10 or those having completed second grade are encouraged to join. Call 522-2746 or 729 2783 for information or just come to the meeting

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