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Hi* Herald and The Lantern

Wedneaday, October 1,1W0

Two Slugger* Show The Way To Grand Slam

Host Fishing For Kids Set Swim Program

among hundreds of youngsters in the, regional finals here, swing to hit softballs tossed to the plate by a portable Phillies

pitching machine.

In a spinoff from Home Run Derby, adults over 40 were invited to Dealy field last Saturday to Uke on the pitching machine in a Grand Slam Derby. At

SEA ISLE CITY - Two voung sluggers who showed they knew how to hit the ball out ofthe park here recently have gone on to come in winners in the Home Run Derby Finals at Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, prior to a Phillies-Cardinab game. Scott Ponzetti, -Egg Harbor, and Tom Reardon,

Little Silver, won top , preliminary report, ho no res in their respective windows were broken I divisions. They were

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STONE HARBOR - The Stone Harbor Lions Club held its annual Kids’ Fishing Tournament Sept. 13 at the Municipal Dock, 80th Street and the Bay. Fifteen children participated in the event with prizes awarded for the largest, smallest and most unusual fish. THE WINNERS of the 1980 tournament were Jim Minumecl, a fourth grade student at the Stone Harbor Elementary School who caught the biggest fish, which was a sand shark; Asher Girgin, a kindergarten student at the school who caught the Avalon High* AVALON - High scorers of the week in Avalon Recreational Bridge play • were Bert Hall 5,560, Marian Zuch 5,220 and Minnie Dr not 4.690. Season’s On For Goose Hunters It’s time for South Jersey hunters to patch up the holes in their boots and oil up their trusty fowling

pieces.

The season for Canada geese and snipe opens today, according to announcement by the state Division of Fish, Game and

Wildlife.

IX)CAI. DUCK and coot shooting fanciers must wait until Nov. 1, when the season opens for the south and coastal zones. Hunting hours are half and hour before sunrise until sunset. BAG LIMITS are: geese, four daily and eight in possession; duck, based on the point system; coot, 15 daily, 30 in possession; snipe, eight daily, 16 in possession. Duck hunters are reminded that they must have federal migratory bird hunting and conservation stamps, commonly called duck stamps.

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WEDNESDAY

Sen. CUhten Swim J:3(H:30 Preschool Dance (5 A under. 4-5 Jan (74) 58 Tap (7-9) 58 Acrobatic (12 A up) 7-8 Women'a Volleyball 8-10 Diving Team 8-7 Swimming Team 7-9

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smallest fish, which was a spot, and Jennifer RJpp, a sixth grade student at the Avalon Elementary School who caught the hhost unusual fish, an oyster-

cracker.

The ifshing tournament is an annual event for the children of the Stone Harbor-Avalon area sponsored by the Stone Harbor Lions Club.

Capers

Winless In Hockey The Capers' women’s field hockey team saw their record drop to 0-1-1 with a 4 2-0 loss to Middle Township

last Tuesday.

The Panther’s Karen ; Shelton scored both Middle goals on corner penalty shots in the first half. ACCORDING TO Tiger coach Merce Baumann, Barb Bakely , and Rose McCarthy played an outstanding game. The Capers were scheduled to take on St. Joseph’s yesterday. Fall Rec Schedule Starts Mon. CAPE MAY — Preregistration deadline for the city’s Fall Recreation Schedule is 4 p.m. Oct. 3 in Convention Hall. The fall schedule begins Oct. 6 with a variety of activities for all ages. Call 884-8411 ext. 27 for details. Here’s the schedule (unless noted, programs meet at the elementary

school): MONDAY

Senior Cltixen Swim 3:308:30 Adult Learn (o Swim 8-7 Coed Adult Night 7-9 Ballroom Dance (Convention Hall) . .7:30-9:30

TUESDAY

Infant Swim (Birth-2 yr.) 48:30

Tiny Tola

(3-5 yr».) 4:46-5:15 Children Learn to Swim (*-12yr».) 5:15-5:45 Children Learn to Swim .. .5:458:15

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Water Safety 8:15-7 ‘ [ (15 A up) 7-9:30

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CAPE MAY - It’s off and swimming for the Department of Public Relations and Recreation. Non-instructional activities have been resumed, such as Senior citizen Swim, Monday, Wednesday and Friday (3:30 to 4:30 p.m.); Adult Night on Monday (7 to9 p.m.), Teen night on Thursday (7 to 9 p.m.) and Youth Hour and Family Night Saturday (6

to9p.m.).

The balance of the 1960 Fall Leisure time schedule, which includes a variety of classis for all ages, begins

Oct. 6.

Pre-registration is Sept. 29 - Oct. 3, & a.m. to 4 p.m

in Convention Hall. For further information call

884-8411 ext. 20 or 27.

Auction Friday VILLAS — New and almost new items will he offered for bids starting at 7 p.m. Oct. 3 during a penny auction at th* Bayshore Rd. firehouse, here, sponsored by county unit of the Assn, for - Retarded Citizens. Refreshments

Water Safety 8:15-7 Scuba Diving 8:30-10:30 Ballet (9-11) 4:308:30 Women'e Dancercize 5:308:30 Coed Teen Night 78 Ballet (UAup) 7:308:30 TfcpdSAup) 8:308:30 JantMAup) 9:30-10:30

FRIDAY

Sen. Cltixen Swim 3:308:30 Men'e Volleyball 6-10 Swimming Team 78 Sen. Cttiien Yoga 78:30 Rollerskating 7-10

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