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VILLAS — Hie Inn Shark fishing club held its annual awardb banquet at Billy Mulligan's Inn on Bayshore Road Saturday Night. Each member received a Shark Club Jacket, and there were ten trophies presented as follows: First and champion. Jim Brirtson, Villas, 221-pound sand Tiger; second, "Butch” Laing, Cape May. 216-pound sand tiger; third, Marcie May, Green Creed, 178-pound sand tiger; fourth, Jim Lummis, Cape May, 160 pound sand tiger; fifth, Jim Solly, Green Creek, 108-pound sand tiger; sixth, Steve Foster, Philadelphia, 105-pound sand tiger; seventh, Jean Wright, Cherry Hill, 101pound sand tiger; eighth. Bin Geite, Villas, 91-pound sand tiger; ninth, Bill Wright. Cherry Hill, 30pound sand dusky; tenth, Jim Krogman, Philadelphia, 12-pound sand dusky. IT WAS AN active shark season, and the club continues to grow due to the efforts of Capt. Jim Solly, of the "Fiesta”, and Marcie May, of Green Creek. Billy MuIHgan was

and his grandson Mchie will be arriving Sunday in Bob's van. FRANK HINELINE and George Felti, of Cape May are flying in Monday in George’s plane; and Joe Macgregor and a couple of other fellows are waiting down there with Joes' camper. I won't even try to guess

I the outcome of tUs trip, because everything changes every year, and this one will be no exception. Andy Grace and I wait every year to see that candy qtriped lighthouse come into view. When we do, we know we're back in Red Drum country, and our trip has begun. From all reports there are quite a few puppy drum in the surf, and some big ones have been taken in Hatteras

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I'LL BE LOOKING forward to seeing my old friends Capts. Ernal and Bill Foster and Capt. OHver

O'Neal. If we’re lucky enough to get out their Albatross boats maybe we'll find some red drum on top, so that we can sight cast to them. If not, there’s always a chance to catch them in the surf. At any rate we’ll be with Our old friends Hal and Ray Gray at the Atlantic View Hotel for a week on the

Outer Boaka. We may Wind up fishing the Ocracoke beach or the shoals off Portsmouth bland with Capt. Thurston Gasklll, on hb boat the "South Wind". THAT'S WHAT make* the trip so Interesting - every year is different, and the challenge is always there, and it's a different tale each time.

Ran Tompkins, <* the Villas, who runs the "RonEll", was in, and said the stripers aren’t doing much in the rips yet. Maybe they'll be late again tike last year, but rather than take a chance, you better get a supply of those pencilsized eels ready for the winter striper Ashing. They could start biting any day

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TOP SHARK ANGLER Jim Brimm, of VilUi. right, hold, first prise trophy at annual Inn Shark Fishing Club awards hahquet. Presentation was made by Billy Mulligan, left.

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SHARK TROPHY is displayed by Marcie May of Green Creek, third prize winner, at Shark Club awards banquet. master of ceremonies, and his parting remarks were: "If you didn’t get a shark this year, come back again. There will be more next year." The only other fishing news I have is that Capt. Tim Roberts and Tom Jorgensen got 28 blues somewher in the ocean Saturday. NOW THE NEXT time you’ll hear from me Is when I return from Hatteras. There’s a big crowd of Cape May Co. - Hatteras Anglers making the journey to the outer Banks of North Carolina this year. John Fisher, of North Cape May, and Bill llalbruner. of Villas, are leaving in John’s camper Friday. Andy Grace, of Court House, Carl Unger, of New Castle, Del., and I will be catching the 7:30 ferry Saturday in my Land Rover. John Manganarso is leaving hb wife Bea off in Maryland and joining us in hb VW van At the Atlantic View in Hatteras. Charley Caatz, of Green Creek, and hb dad, and three others plan to be with us at 7:30 in Charlie’s camper. Luke Csruer of Stone Harbor b driving in on Sunday, and Ckarfle Morales, of Bridgeton b also planning on meeting Ui In Hatteras. Bob Hertz og. of Haddon Heights,

Saturday Opening Day On Trapping

TRENTON - The regular trapping season for most fur-bearers in New Jersey opens Saturday. The state DivbioQ of Fish, Game, and Wildlife said that the general statewide season for raccoon, fox, skunk, weasel, opossum, and coyote starts then. However, on state wildlife management'areas it does not commence until Jan. L THE TRAPPING season for mink, muskrat, and nutria in the state northern zone also opens Saturday. In the southern zone it does not start until Dec. 1. As with the general trapping season, the mink, muskrat, and nutria season does not open on the state wikflifeareas until Jan. 1. All of the regular trapping seasons close on March 15. The beaver trapping season, under special permit only,, runs Feb. 1 through 28. Racquet Gub Teams Victors COURT HOUSE - Saturday night’s team match between Jersey Cape Racquet and Somers Point Racquet Chib ended with the local team scoring an impressive victory. Contributing wins for Jersey Cape were the following teams: Mens Doubles, Lionel Detrosiers - Don Reich, Rich Moulder - Roy Smith, Phil Kelly-Bill Wetherill; Ladles Doubles. June and Laura Mossbrook. Peggy Pic kette • Mary Griffiths; Mixed doubles, Mike Mullen • Cathy Smith, Lee Jones - Karen Wetherill, Tony Fittipaldi - Donna Mazurek. The team at Jersey Cape Mocks forward to another win thb coming Saturday night as they wind up their team series at Somers Point.

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