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‘Salmon Run’ On June 13

Clinic On Fishing Slated

Oc«an City - Edward H Salmon, candidate for the State Senate, announce* a Five-Mile Salmon Run, at •:» a m. Saturday. Juen 13. on the beach at 20th and the Boardwalk hare. All supporter* of the Salmon Senatorial race and anyone interested in running may post entry on Juhe 13 at 20th and the Boardwalk from 8 a m. to 9:15 a m T-shirts will he given to all competitors and awards will be given in each age category FOR MORE INFORMATION or for registration form* write: Ed Salmon. 18 Porreca Drive. Millville. 08332. or Ed Salmon, 4528 Central Ave . Ocean City. 08226 Information may also be obtained by calling any of the chairpersons for the event: Mary Corson. 327-0110. Keri Evrenoglou.

327-0228. BiU Shaughneasy. 327-2209. or by calling Ed Salmon 825-3117. Ed Salmon, will compete in the beach race, accompanied by hi* wife. Marilyn and children. Jimmy and Kristine. As a student at Gettysburg College. Ed set many Middle Atlantic Conference records in cross country and records in the mile and two mile in track. ED HAS COACHED teams in cross country, track and field and basketball. As Millville's Head Interscholaatic Coach of cross country, track and field and basketball. Ed compiled a record of 162 wins and 38 losses, one of the best win loss records in the state. Ed also set a state record by winning conference championships in 1967-68 school-year in all three sports. •

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Salmon was elected as Millville's youngest mayor and has been elected twice to the Cumberland Board of Chosen Freeholders. Ed was' selected by the Jaycees as one of New Jersey's Five Outstanding Young Men. The Veterans of Foreign Wars selected him as Outstanding Citizen of the Year.

Bike-a-thon

The Little League Association is holding a Bike-a-thon at 10 am. SupAay, May 31, in Lincoln Park. Woodbine. All ages are welcome and prizes will be awarded. Registration forms are available at the elementary School or Woodbine Variety Store.

. PHILADELPHIA, PA. - DrumTiah, weakfish, biuefish, fluke and other fish-caught in. Cape May County waters will be a featured topic of a free xfishihg clinic for salt water fishermen at the Rivetfront Restaurant and Dinner Threatre here from 2 to 8 p.m. tomorrow. The clinic will be conducted by Lou Rodia, outdoor writer, widely-known fisherman and director of the county's Public Affairs Department. THE CLINIC M being sponsored by tbejcounty Department of PutAic Affairs in conjunction with the restaurant and theatre. The restaurant will be featuring drumfish caught in county waters on the dining room menu. Cape May wi!’ also be featured in a

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ONCE AGAIN WE RAISE OUR GLASS TO THE BRAVE MEN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES SO WE COULD ‘ LIVE IN PEACE AND CONTINUE TO BUILD THIS, THE GREATEST NATION ON EARTH.

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x display to be set up at the restaurant. ASSISTING IN the clinic wiD be Louis M. Rodia, Lou’s son, of Trenton, who is an ardent fisherman in his own right. Lou Sr. has been an active fisherman and hunter all his life. He has fished both fresh and salt water from Maine to Florida, the Bahamas and in Canada.

He has been an outdoor writer since 1960 and has had articles in several national magazines as well as regular columns in Angler's News, the Herald St Lantern and the Atlantic City Press as well as several other publications. ' LOU JR. HAS also fished and hunted all his life, and was a professional mate on a charter boat three years

Cape Police, Guard, Firemen Win

Cape May Police combined with U# U.S. Coast Guard Security scored eight runs in the First inning to beat Town Bank Ftte Co., 21-12 in Emergency Services Men’s Softball action. Nick Federoff was winning pitcher fpr CMPD, while homeruhs were con-

tributed by Ray Allen and Herb Blomstrom. Ed Sherretta had a grand slam, and Larry Brown went five hits for five times at bat, as Cape May Fire Co. rolled over Villas Fire Co., 22-7. Winning pitcher for the Cape May Firemen was Bruce Bieber.

THE OLD SPORT is in receipt of a letter from Tom -Flud, vice president of the Southern Bayshore District of the N.J. Track arid Field Officials Association. He takes up his cudgel in defense of these track officials who have been blamed for mistakes allegedly made in the high school track meets. He mentions mishaps such as misplaced hurd^ scores incorrectly added, incorrect- track markings^nd individuals exceeding participation limits. He claims that home team management or coaches are accountable for these mistakes. The track officials-are responsible for enforcing the rules as listed in their Bible, the National Federation Track and Field Rule Book. ALSO THERE IS A lack of correlation between the number of certified officials at a meet. Some schools use sevep, while others due to budget limitations hire only three. He states that these officials shouldn't be blamed for mistakes for which they aren't accountable. "The track officials of the Southern Bayshore District do not claim to be jnfallible, just damn good." JOE DeGILIO, football star of Lower Cape May Regional, has been offered a scholarship to Rutgers. The All-South Jersey star is considered light at 225 pounds and will attempt to build himself up. OLD SPORT'S QUIZ. Identify: 1. Larrupin’ Lou 2. Joe Fulks 3 Manassa Mauler 4. The Best 6th man in the H.B.A. 5. Cornbread v «ni»D uojwg •|I»*»*W |i>»D * uoitofl *|»oiia»h utjor , xaoduwa ^j«r s 'UQUJtM Pio JOj JiJoas 8uip«»n Z Ruiwoixn I tM«MY

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Atlantic Electric la sponsoring special workshops for anyone Interested in Installing domestic wind generating devices. You’ll hear everything you need to kltow about Interconnection with our electric '•Ines, operating safety, and how our company seta rates for the power we buy from outside sources. You’ll also have a chance to question Atlantic Electric representatives about your personal Interests In small generators. , The Wind Energy Workshops will be held: ' Thursday. Oakcrest-Absegaml High May 21 School Cologne Ave., Mays Landing Thursday, Cape May County VocationalMay 28 Technical Center Crest Haven Rd., Cape May Court House Each workshop begins at 7:30 p.m. Admission Is free.

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