Thursday, June 7,1879

The Herald And The l-antern

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CONGRATULATIONS are extended by Bill Osborne, right, the 1979 Cape May County Chamber of Commerce Spring Golf Tournament winner, and Ralph Schoonejongen, who recorded the lowest gross

score. Dick Longstreet. tournament chairman, looks on.

Cape Chamber Spring Open

COURT HOUSE - May 23rd was a grey, damp morning in Cape May County, but 65 golfers teed off in a drizzling rain, kicking off the 1979 Cape May County Chamber of Commerce Spring Open held at the Stone Harbor Golf Club. Top honors went to Bill Osborne of Wildwood Crest, only after matching cards with Chet Wimberg. mayor of Ocean City, who took second place. Both players finished with a • net score” of 73. using the Calloway scoring system. Wimberg took second place trophy, while Walt Sykes finished third with TS**. The trophies were awarded by Richard Longstreet, tournament chairman, at an awards luncheon held at the Gun Show Nears RIO GRANDE - Teh Rio Grande Eire Company is sponsoring a Gun Show al theJJio Grande Fire Hall on Slfilnv. June 10. from 9 a m.' to 5 p m Teh ad mission to the public is only $1 Youcanrent tables I8ft long' (lit 15 and can start settingup a! 7:30a.mItefMShnwnU can be purchaased at the Tire hall The Mil is air conditioned jmdthere is plenty of free parking.

course.

The lowest gross score was carded by Ralph Schoonejongen. of Clermont. who fired a 76. barely nipping Ed Wats, who took second low gross with a 78. The third low gross trophy went to Dave Strauble, who finished with 81. Schoonejongen also won a trophy for his longest drive oh hole No. 6 in the special contests event of the tournament. Other special awards went to Jim Pierce, who had the longest drive on hole No. 14 and Ed Ayers who outdrove the field on No. 18. Closest to the. pin trophies were awarded.to Bill Dougherty for his sMbt on No. 9. Don Grosse. hole No. 10 and Ed Walts, who had the shot of the day. knocking the ball within 5 •6” on the 13th hole. . Drizzling rain gave way Avalon Square

Club

AVALON - All Masonic men are invited to our meeting June 15 at 8:30 p irt We meet at Borough Hall. 32nd and Dune Dr In

Avalon.

Robert Patterson. Executive Director of the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce will be our guest speaker. Come for an evening of fellowship and refreshments.

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SMALL ANIMALS ■. 'r* 1 * PUPS S KITTENS 'Torn 15.9* NICE SELECTION Of BIRDS From 19.95 FUU. UNI IXOTIC PIT* * SUPPLIES ZOCHAC PLEA A TICK COLLARS PISH MIT LIVE MINE SHRIMP A CRICKETS J I E PET SHOP 38 MARIYN MANOR SHOPPING CENTER ACROSS FROM _ DUNK IN DONUTS. RIO GRAND 806-119* own pa*.v lo yuN tas

to partly sunny skies shortly after the start of the tournament and that, coupled with some close competition made the day very successful, aecording to the tournament chair

man.

Derby Winners Winners thus far in the Lower Township Delaware Bay Drum fish Derby are: 1st Week winner - George Seabrook 105 E. Pacific Ave.. Cape May Court House 80 pounds 8 ounce

Drum

2nd Week winner - William H. Warming 32 Pritchard Lane. Sicklerville, N.J. 08081 62 pound

drum.

3rd Week winner - Richar Redden 7 West St.. Johns Ave.. Villas 86 pound 5 ounce drum. . Stone Harbor Softball STONE HARBOR - The Stone Harbor Slo-Pitch softball league opened its,, season Sunday with the" following results Fred's Tavern defeated Henny’s Restaurant 12-9; Taylor's Rest, defeated Hahn's Restaurant 10-8; Plumbugs defeated Hoys’ 10-6; Fred's Tavern is the defending champoinship tcqin, while Taylor's Resraorant is a new entry this year. Games will be , plaved at the 82nd St field onSumHays.'

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