Wednesday, July 18.1980

.Hie Herald and The Lantern

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TRENTON - Tlw N.J. Div or Ftoh, Game, and Wildlife, haa issued a reminder that a permit is required to possess wildlife

in the Garden State.

The division noted that no person may possess or liberate any game,

Lounge Doesn’t Take Back Seat In League Play Bayshore Lounge drowned Parkway Exxon twice, 11-7 and 6-1, in the Men s Softball League as BarPy Lynch, Jim O’Neil, Dave Dickinson and Kevin Boyle carried the offensive load in both games for Bayshore. The Coast Guard Bears continued to devour the opposition by mauling National Associates and then Grandes 11-4. GrandeS rebounded to Jolt EECEN 18-5 by utilizing the long

ball.

Rick’s of Rio Grande turned out lights on Burkes 12-0 as Brendan Rosen- , berg. Bob Hutchins and Jack Jenkins drove in the big runs Everlon Fabrics unstitched Bayshore Lounge 8-5 to remain in the thick of the playoff race. C-View Inn outfought Captain Sig’s Seafood 8-5 in a tense defensive contest.

nongame, or exotic mammal, bird, reptile, or amphibian without a permit from the division. Permits are needed for most nongame species. For further information contact the N.J. Div. of Fish, Game, and Wildlife, Box 1809, Trenton, N.J.

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Boro Sets Beach Run AVALON — The borough has scheduled a 5-mile evenings beach run for July 26 but participants are urged to register by July 21 at the Community Hall, 3lst St. and the beach. “We are trying to schedule different events that will appeal to the interests of our residents and vacationers", according to Recreation Director David Haberte. "The purpose of sign-ups for the activities is to determine how much interest there is since we must have personnel on hand to supervise all the events we schedule."

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CAPE MAY - A Pennsylvania man ft seeking permission from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to construct docking facilities and dredge a portion of Devil’s Reach aa part of a proposed development a( the foot of Yacht Ave. here. John J. Siliquini of Huntingdon Valley wants to erect multi-family dwelling units and provide mooring for private boats on the former site of the Rainbow Fisheries which burned down in the early

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