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Triathlon Slated For City- June 15

CAPE MAY — The city's 3rd Annual Triathlon, scheduled for Saturday, June 15, has been designated the Eastern Regional Long-Course Championship by the Triathlon Federation, U.S.A. for 1985. In addition, this event, which will attract approximately 300 competitors and thousands of spectators, was awarded a matching grant in the amount of $1,950 by the State of New Jersey's Division of Travel and Tourism. The Cape May Triathlon is one of 58 projects' statewide to revive a matching grant. All grant recipients are expected to help promote the State of New Jersey through its theme and logo "New Jersey and You — Perfect Together". THIS RACE demands the speed, strength and endurance to complete a onemile ocean swim, a 10-mile run and a 50-mile bicycle course. Each of the three stages will be conducted and scored separately. The swim leg will be first at 9 a.m., followed by the 10-mile run at 10:30 a.m. and then the 50-mile bike race beginning at l p.m. This format is the most practical and compatible with the Cape May Point Five-mile run, which will be held the same day beginning at 9 a.m. Triathlon activity will be confined to the Cape May City limits until 1 p.m. so as not to interfere with the Cape May Point Run, which happens to be a major fundraiser for its fire company. SPECTATORS WILL be fortunate enough to take in the Cape May Point Run and most of the Cape May Triathlon in what could turn out to be a field day for the sport enthusiasts After the final event.

whidfi will be the bicycle race, scores will be tabulated, using the lowgross method, to determine the overall place winners. j Awards will be presented to top male, female and age group C.M.T. finishers. All participants will receive shirts, caps, bags and pertinent information prior to the race. Interested triathletes and volunteers can call the Department of Civic Affairs 884-841, ext. 20 or 27. OTHER MAJOR city events and celebrations on the horizon include: Tulip Festival week. April 27 — May 5, Spring Audubon Weekend, May 4 and 5; Victorian Dancefest May 10 and 11 at the Rotary Bands' tand and Convention Hall; the 2nd Annual Cape Island Festival May 18 and 19; M.A.C. Quilt and Decoy Show May 25 and 26 at Convention Hall; the Memorial Day Celebration Monday, May 27, at 11:15 a.m. in Convention Hall; The Great Lite Cape May Footrace June 1; the City Recreation Dance Recital June l at 7:30 p.m. in Convention Hall and the 17th Annual Senior Citizens Arts and Crafts Festival June 1 at 7:30 p.m. in Convention Hall and the 17th Annual Senior Citizens Arts & Crafts Festival June 7 and 8 in Convention Hall. The Tulip Festival, which celebrates Cape May's Dutch Heritage and the annual tulip bloom, is highlighted by band concerts, hot dogs and sauercraut, klopendansing, garden contests, crafts from Holland and more. A BIRD COUNTING marathon, waged by topnotch birding teams from all over the country and cosponsored by the New Jersey Audubon Society and the Cape May Bird Observatory, entitled the World Series of Birding, will kick off Cape May's second annual Cape Island Festival May 18 and 19. On the heels of this event will follow a band concert, a restaurant fair and trolley and walking tours emanating from the Bandstand. June 1 will feature a pair of exciting and diverse activities. Beginning at 8:30 a.m. from Convention Hall, the Great Cape May Footrace will stage a 5k fun run, followed by the 10k main event. Beginning at 7:30 p.m. back at Convention Hail the city will showcase the students of the Recreation Dance Program under the direction of Miss Viva Mangold intheir Spring Dance Recital. Additional information can be obtained by contacting the Department of Civic Affairs, 884-8411, -ext. 20 or 27.

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