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Co. Riding Gub lists Winners COURT HOUSE - Winners have been announced following the completion of the fourweek Spring Series of C.ame Shown at the Cape May County Riding Club on Dias Creek Rd They include. by division: Super Senior — Grand Champion Ronnie Day on Blue Spook. Reserve Champion .foe Camptonr on Tally; Horse — GC Roneanne Campbell on Soap opera. RC Tracy Adamrzyk on .Samantha; Large Pony — GC Susan Mamcryk. on Cherokee. RCl.Ka llearnn on Tahoe; Small Pony — GC Jamie Starlare on Ladybug. RC Msa Hrodherk on

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B’baJI Leagues To Begin

STONE HARBOR - Registration and practice games for three basketball leagues are scheduled for July 6. with flyers wishing to participate in these popular activities requested to report at the

following times;

Junior Girls, ages 11 to 14 — flp.m. Junior Roys, ages IS to 15 — 7 p.m Senior Girls.ages IStnlR—Bp.m. After sign-up, practice

league play starts 0:30 to 9:.T0 p.m July 9 for Junior Boys; 5:45 to 6:45 July 13 for junior girls. 7 to 9:30 July 13 for senior girls. The junior girls will also have clinic 9 to 10 every Wednesday morning. This will be followed by girls softball practice from 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. equipment is

provided.

Both the clinic and softball start July 9 at the 82nd St. Recreation Center.

WINNERS' CIRCLE at the First Annual Skimmer Weekend 5-mlle run recently In Sea l«le CHy was the place where trophies and award* were presented by Mayor Dam Raffa (center) and Commissioner William Kehner. The event proved so popular it will become a regular feature of Skimmer Weekend.

AND THEY’RE OFF! The recruits of Company Lima 107 help the people of Cape May Point buy a new fire truck while they beef up their own morale and n

Making a Run for It

' surrira running a round in circles.

ie personnel involved in this "great escape" were ked by their shaven heads, USCG racing stripe t-

ts and high levels of enthusiasm.

WESTERN PLEASURE Championship Challenge Trophy in the recent Horse Show sponsored by Burdette Tomlin Hospital Aux. is presented to Lushon Bussell, aboard Jet’s Miss Bonders, by Cape May County Savings A Loan Assn, president Frank Strokm.

Honeybum. The Fall Series will be announced in August, also consisting of a four-week event with trophies awarded at the conclusion.

League Fonrang CAPE MAY - The city plans to initiate a summer coed volleyball league In •hily. Interested teams are urged to call 884-8411 ext. 20

CAPE MAY POINT — Fifty-six recruits from the U.S. Coast Guard Training Center ran away from boot camp recently, but they only got as far as this community before

they started running around in circles. The |

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shirts and h THE "REGIMENTAL RUNNERS." as they call themselves, were running for a cause. They entered the 5Mile Run to help raise money for a new fire truck for the local volunteer fire company. Lt.fj.g.) Don Trone, the training center's Second Battalion officer, chose recruit company Lima-107 to be the "runaways." The group trained for six weeks for the event, improving their running skills and physical fitness in the process. THESE WERE NO ORDINARY joggers, and they demonstrated their Coast Guard spirit by clapping hands and singing throughout the 45-minute run. No loneliness for these long-distance runners — they ran in formation and crossed the finish line still in rank and file. Training officer Cmdr. Raymond Bland, physical fitness Instructor Seaman Dawn Parker, and Lt.tj.g.) Trone were on hand to support the run with the recruits. Not one of the Regimental Runners actually "took to the hills" during their brief excursion to the Point, gut, as one recruit noted, they were granted "eyeball liberty” — and were free to observe several attractive runners who joined them in the Race. Soccer League Forming in Boro

New Game Code Adopted

TRENtON — The N.J. Fish and Game Council adopted the 1980-81 game rode following public hearing here earlier this month According to the state Division of Fish. Game, and Wildlife, said ' the regulations approved are essentially the same as presented in the proposed

rode.

They include regular dates as proposed for small gome and deer hunting, the special permit spring wild turkOv season, the fivebeaver season limit, and the return of the coyote to the list of species which mav be trapped A CHANGE INthe trapping regulations makes it illegal to possess in the woods and fields any ennibear of killer type trap with a jaw spread greater than five and one-half inrhes. excejt und.er permit for beaver trap-

ping

The council approved the falconry season which will be regulated by the division and the U.S. F'ish and Wildlife Service. The council also approved the second-deer tag for the fall how season and the six-day season. This will allow a person who has legally taken and reported a deer to procure a second permit or tag and then continue to hunt and take a second deer during the respective season. THE COUNCIL didn’t approve the proposed otter season. The division pointed out that, contrary to rumors that had circulated before the hearing, this year’s proposed code didn’t contain any provisions pertaining to Sunday hunting, permitting 14-year okis to hunt with muzzle-

loading rifles, a swan season, nr a mourning dove

season.

STONE HARBOR - Recreation director Bob Dewey has announced registration and practice games for soccer players ages 8 to 17 will start 7 p.m. July 2 at the 82nd and Second Ave., athletic field.

Two leagues will be formed, and team shirts will be available. There will be a second session 7 p.m. July 7. Further details are available at the recreation office or by calling 388-1210.

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