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LOWER TWP - William R Brown, immediate past president of the Lower Cape Optimist, was named Distinguished President and Honor Presi dent during a special presentation recently, It was announced by Roddy Couts. immediate past Governor of the State of New Jersey Optimist The Lower Cape Optimist placed first in the en tire state for its work dur mg his term as governor. Couts said, as he made thfc numerous awards COLTS WAS NAMED a Distinguished Governor within the entire Optimist International Organization and he attributed a good portion of his success to Brown and the lower Cape Club Awards made to Brown dunng Couts' official visit included a gold watch for

Distinguished President, a plaque for Honor President, and the International Golden Circle Certificate James Kelly was presented with the outstanding Master Secretary Treasurer award from the State THE CLUB AS A whole was presented with the No. I club citation and ribbon, the Distinguished and Honor Club patches for its banner, along with several oti|er prestigious awards during the year, including the Golden Circle award for membership. The Lower Cape Op timist Club, which includes Lower Township. Cape May. West Cape May. and Cape May Point, is strictly dedicated to various youth projects, including the largest single scholarship awarded at the local'high school

State OKs Game Code VA - For 1981-82 *

IN THE RUNNING as Democratic candidate for state Senate. Ed Salmon is also participant in Salmon 5-Mile Run in Ocean City. Salmon, a Cumberland County freeholder, finished 2.1rd in run along the beach which he sponsored. Salmon Run Winners

OCEAN CITY - Mike Patterson, a veteran of the Boston and New York marathons, finished first in the Salmon 5-Mile Run conducted here recently Other winners were Mike Bertolmi, at 61 the oldest competitor, in the 60 and older category; Frank Hoelzle, 30 39 category. Linda Cassell, female

STONE HARBOR - The borough recreation depart ment is including the increasingly popular sport of soccer in its array of athletic programs again this summer Last summer's program attracted over 100 par ticipants and this year that number is expected to grow The program will consist of two leagues made up of toys and girls aged 8-12 and 13-17 REGISTRATION EOR both leagues will be at 7

30-39; Bob Wagner and Wendy Wisphal. 15-19; Mike Patterson and Susan Rohrman. 20-29; Herb. Townsend. 40-49. and Cavit Buyumhchi. 50-59 . The race sponsor. Ed Salmon. Cumberland freeholder and candidate for the state Senate, finish ed 23rd

p m. Thursday. July 2. at the 81st St. soccer field Games will be played on Monday and Friday even ings As an addition to the soc cer program this year, instructional soccer clinics will be held 9 30 to 10 30 a m Tuesday and Thufs day for youngsters 10 and under interested in learning the basic skills of the game Instruction will be provided by League Director Steven Pealer and staff members

TRENTON - Following a public hearing, the New Jersey Fish and Game Council adopted the 1981-82 state game code with onlyminor changes The moat significant change from the proposed code was the deletion of a plan to include the use of both Passage Merlins and Cooper's Hawks for falconry Approved by the council was a fourth week spring gobbler season, thereby increasing the number of turkey hunters from 900 to 1,200 Also aproved was a fee increase from $2 to 15 THE NUMBER OF beaver permits was increased to 78. and ap^ proved was a provision to allow each beaver permit holder to take one otter from his approved permit area A beaver season for Monmouth County was deleted A six-day muzzle loader season for deer was approved as was a provision to allow 14 to 17-year-olds to participate in the muzzle loader season providing they have completed a

hunter education rifle course and possess a* valid rifle permit Season dates are Dec 14-19 THE BAN ON BOW releases was deleted from the new code Also apprised was a two-day either sex deer season for zones 13, 18. 21. 22. 24 and 33 The season dates for the twoday hunt will be Dec 17 Dates were approved for the Great Swamp Deer Hunt This year there will be three separate hunting periods The dates are Dec. 7,8. and 9, Dec 17,18. and 19 and Jan 8.9.19K Breakfast For Keglers STONE HARBoB The borough Seniors held their third annual bowling ban quel at the Gofcten Im as members of the bowling teams and guests enjoyed a private breakfast. Mrs Venus Pilert. pest president of the Seniors and founder of the bowling league. acted as toastmaster TV league will disband for the sum mer and start up again in early September

Corinthian Club Events CAFE MAY - TV Cor inthian Yacht Chib will be having happy hours at t Friday evenings starting Friday Dinners wifi be prepared and served by club members The annual spring meeting will be held at.the club 8 p m Saturday Flag officers for 1981 are cam modorr Wallace L Bar rie; vice commodore. Bruce B Wilson , rear com modore. Dr Frederic Beyer DUPLIC ATE BRIDGE will start Tuesday June 38. at the club These will be Vld at 7;I8 pm every Tuesday throughout the summer TV women s aetivKiea meeting will be held 8pm WedasMay. July I to tfisrak coming events Dede Wilson i* chairperson for 1981

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DISTINGUISHED PRESIDENT S award and HUttao as state's No. 1 Optimist Clab Is received by Wiliam R. Brown, immediate past president of lower ( ape,Optimist Hub Making presentation is Roddy (aorta, past fever nor l^mkiag an la James Kelly, winner of tbe state * Master Secretary-Treasurer award SS Boost Affects

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CAPE MAY - A 12 lesson course on boating safety and basic seaman ship began June 22 at tV Corinthian Yacht Club There will V no charge for tV course except tV coat of tV manual needed for tV study

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