Wednesday, Angmt u, itet

^=rr. "-ff— “• The Herald and Hit Lantern p,gt3l H „ l t™ n *i e “ 0n Neare WUitcbrier Run Aug. 31 I T? 1 THTOTTON-• The ini* Moon (or wild turkey O *- Q-- jISd WHdlto B ° b ? ,ler *-- durlng U,r “ AVALON -'The 3rd progr.m (Non-runner. MSM JjSLf. •na wiKiiiN nas utued A weeks m Mav 19B1 annual t>.. n a . . * - . -

TRENTON -*• The state Division of Fish, Game, and Wild life has issued A tot ofrihe state 1960^1 srtnrll game and deer

hunting seasons

The division has made, the list available now to give hunters the opportunity to plan and arrange vacations and

hunting trips.

THE PRINTED summary of the hunting laws will be available at license agencies during September. ^ The seasons are about the same as last year, allowing' for calendar accommodations for Saturday openings etc. THE MOST notable change is the initiation of a special permit spring

season for wild turkey gobblers during three

weeks in May 1981.

The fall bow season for deer runs a week longer

than last year.

The smallgame season

opens a week later.

The division reminded hunters to consult the summary of hunting laws for confirmation and further detail! before

actually going afield.

AVALON - Hie 3rd annual WWtebrier Run for Life will begin 10a.m. Aug. 31 at 20th St.fnd Dune Dr.

According to Anthony Zurawski, owner of the Whitebrier Hotel and sponsor of the event, net proceeds will be donated to the local elementary school learning “

Marsh Walk Sat. Morning

me Cape May Geographic Society will spomor a free guided walk open to the public along the edge where the land meets U» salt marsh on Saturday. Trip leaders William

.program. (Non-runners may donate and receive a

TshlrO

It will be a 5-mile race through town. An added attraction will be a l-Mile

Fun Run.

T-Shirts will be awarded to all competitors and prizes will be presented to the first, second and [third

disability 1 5!*“ "ililMk In Man’.,

Women’s, Masters, and 50 and over divisions. (This year’s trophies have been donated by the Shell

Schocked.)

Registration forms may be obtained at the Whitebrier. Registration fee is $6 and checks are payable to "Run for Life” Whitebrier Hotel. P.O. Box

QUINN’S SEBIICE

Bailey. Dr. George Clark and Keith Scager will focus on plants that love the land, the salt water and a combination of the two. Participants may meet at either 9:30 a.m. at the

Lafayette ». Public school, y, Avalon, N.J. 08202. &IK May, or at the Garden ' T-Shlrla may be picked Slate l*y underpass at up ;wnen registering the Avalon Blvd.at 10:15a.m. beginning of this week.

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