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it to uur-for?mgi toviotaxCitydaylice3ar-pooftheliesenhower.The board will meet tomorrowat 8:30 p.m. in the township building.sin along the Delaware River. Police said two of the cabinsremained open with tun stait an day. It will close tonight at f)were damaged. The cabins are o'clock to handle last minute re11:30 i M Rooperated by the Boy Scouts.gntraiiK^tiii/niunniiiinMiinnniuinniiniiiuiiiiniimiinnnnnnuimiiumiiuiiiniiiuiituimnimnuuirfmiuiiiinmnnimnmimitrmumnmimnimnni^Kill Rock Alof RoodsilihuiDomm“Do your thing ... doom-doom, doom ... Have a littleRonald Harrisonmercy.W *grooved into the microphone.Jack and Don DeGennaro, David LaRue and Bill Eatonon guitars anddrums. The five lads com prise the Excaliburs of Levit town.They were d o i n c theiratthe jofandv ewere doing thing. The audience of aboutmostly teenagers — in the Pennsbury High School auditorium I h o u g h t it was soul satisfyin’ The judges dug it. too.2nd WinAnd the Excaliburs won the second annual Battle of thergelaltBands Friday night sponsored by the Yardley Lower Makefield Jaycees.Thewhich also wongroup.last year, collected 380 points based on m u s i c a 1 talent.showmanship, aupearance andaudience appeal.The excaliburs out by fourthe Sound Barriers ofLevittown-Fairless Hills, whocame on strong with “Little Latin Lupe de Loup.’’Next In LineNo Grapes of Yardley Low er Makefield, led by talented Bob Keyes, was third with 382 points and the Electric Gan Opener of Yardley copped 342 points for fourth place,The Excaliburs, which wona $75 cash prize, will enter the state Bailie of the Bands. If awinner there, the group will compete in a national contest.Virainr1li11town 1into' ci RobertSweet bTownslThe fore Ji ArmstiThe contests are sponsored byJaycee c h a p t e r s and theClark Gum Co.Other groups in the localcontest, emceed bv Tony Mamie of Stereo Sounds, Yardlev.were:Others In ContestPowerhouse of Yardley; theRevolution, the Oddyssey, the Living End, the Lost Souls; the Golden Touch and the Vespers, all of Lcvittown, and the Sixpence of Southampton Watminster.FredJudges were Fred Revan. orchestra leader and owner of Bovan’s Music Store. Yardley; Gene Polaski and Harry Jones, music teachers at Pennsbury High School, and Joe Boon, Courier Times staffwriter.ship, vt for a j fFflin bailmittedbail.Takinwereand VamptorDiMich Iv\ St.cd yesElmerdriving He vtice oistrongbail Wcty jail
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Bucks County Courier Times
Levittown, Pennsylvania, US
Mon, Mar 31, 1969
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