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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, January 28, 1981

• . lc* in the Bay Ice in the ('anal Ice in the Ocean It makes for no fikhing here on the Jersey Cape' I'm still hoping for that miW winter here on our Cape of Nature, but it looks as though the first of rhy. predictions is hot too good Andy firace saw a lot of geese coming back from the Southland, and maybe February might hot be J bad as other j far it's been [

LERS has Alcapulco. Relansen of fcagle in Cape j McCalllon of the VilMs had some rtal good sail fishing down there Both taught sails, lorry's having a 7’ 8” , mounted Last week Jack (>sborne and I .eonard Verity harf a good trip there 1

think the final results were two sails for Jack, and three for Len, but I'll have to get the official word from one of those fwo fellows One thing this cold snap has produced has been a lot of good iee skating. The pond up at the County Park had quite a crowd every jrtgTfi • It used to'be a regular pastime In the winter in these parts from about December on. but this is the first year in a long whilbxthat I cart remember having a steacjy menu of ice solid enough to hold a big crowd of pcpple ON FRIDAY night I had the privilege of attendirig the Baysea District banquet at the Holiday Inn in Diamond Beach. One of the main events on the program was the presentation

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> of "Scouter of the Year" to Bob Grace, two-time . mayor of Dennis Township. Bob certainly deserves this honor as he is presently Scoutmaster of the Dennisville troop along with his many other duties. Congressman Bill Hughes was present also, arid paid tribute to Bob and the many other Scouters there. They in turn thanked Bill, because every time a boy makes Eagle here in Cape May County, Bill sends him a handsomely engraved certificate. I MET A LOT of old friends there, too Ralph Runyan, of Wildwood Crest, Dan llolleman of North Wildwood, Jack O'Neal, DelHaven, Peter Hausman, Scout executive; -Bob Fothergill of Rio Grande, "Bunnie" Becker, of Woodbine, and Dr. John Brick, of CourtHouse. These are the men who kept Scouting alive in the Baysea district, and they deserve a lot of credit. I attended with Andy Grace, his wife, Kathryn, and daughter Maryjane. Years ago Andy was a Scfout neighborhood commissioner. and I was advisor for Explorer Post No. 65, when Bob was a participating Scout, so it whs a double pleasure'for me to see Bob processing in scouting this way. At the end of the ceremony Bob presented his wife Judy with a scouter's wifes award, and that was truly earned because she has helped Bob go to the top in scouting. NOW. BEFORE I close. I must mention that this Affair started a series of thrills, as I viewed with the

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Our new President’s inauguration address was loaded with power, and it looks as though patriotism is now the "in” thirig, THAT MARES ME, as one citizen, very happy. I’ll review Pres. Reagan’s views in columns to come, but for now I can only state that I’m happy to see bur flag become a dominant symbol once more. I hope <n the balance of this week to see the Philadelphia Eagles become the champs at the Supebowl in New Orleans. That would round off an unforgettable time. Signups Set For Soccer •VILLAS- There will be sign ups for soccer for Lower Township residents, starting at 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday Jan. 31, at the Recreation Center on Bayshore Road here. Boys and Girls who will be 7 before April 1 and not 17 before July 1 are eligible to play in this league. All participants must present . proof of age before playing. ANY GIRLS who will be 13 before April 1 and not 154 before July 1, interested in signing up for an all girls’ Soccer Team may do so at the same

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Anyone who anticipates a problem in getting to the sign-ups or is interested ^in coaching 1 or refereeing may call the Recreation Center at 886 7880.

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