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HI.I K /\N<»K.l.s. Iradeni in Slone Harbor Junior Gifl* SoflhaH I« a«up. are. from left, front row. Helene Pippett. Mkhelle Cireenwalt. IVfarci itinkle and Amy Wentling: bark row. coach Kick Bastian. Sandy Vo*t. MftrfU Coffey andtAtny Juengerr Annual ‘Run For Life’,

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To Tank Top RIO GRANDE - For th ‘llth' year. John Conte, who makes his home here, is temporarily trading ham- . mer and saw for a lifeguard's i whistel as a member of the Sea Isle City fJeach Patrol. Conti, a unio carpentir in the winter months is a graduate of Ocean City High School and Burlington County College. He is, trained in CPR, as well as swimming, rowing and lifesaving.techniques.

BEACH PATROL MASCOTS in Sea Isle City gather for 1 group portrait after finishing a course in basic water safety. Each year the SICBP conducts the course to make youngsters more aware pf the potential dangers of the oc?an.

Is On Sept. 6 AVALON The 4th An nual ‘Run for Life" will be at JO a m Sunday. Sept 6 at 20th St and Dune Dr Net proceeds will be donated to • cancer research' Non-Runpers may donate add receive a .visor l»ast year BOO run- ’

tiers participated

It will M a - .Yni’le racithrough the Rwn An addl'd attraction will be a While J-'tin Rup Prizes will be preMrtftCn W the first, second and third place finishers in Jhc Men's 16

and under; 30-39 ; 40-49; .'VO-59; 60 and over age groups And first, second and'third place finishers in the Women's 16 and under; 30-39; 4049; 50-59 ; 60 and over age groups First through , seventh place trophies will be Awarded in the 17 to 29 age group, / Pre-registratjon forms can be picked'up at the Avalon Sporting Goods Store dr at '.various businesses in the Avalon, Stone Harbor and Sea Isle

City area.

Fishermen’s Tax Break

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Senator George Mitchell of Maine has introduced a - bill in thc.U.S. Senate to increase the fishermen's exemption from having to pay the Federal Unemploy-

ment Tax (FUTA).

Several fishermen edritacted Stewart $1 Tweed, marine extension agent, in January concerned about paying the FU1*A tax.on self-employ&l crew members. The’slatus of the tax at that tirft! was that self-employed crew members did not have to pay FUTA tax on their earnings but that the boat owner might still be subject to the tax oh crew members. Exemptions . were restricted to boats under 10 net tons and ▼ employing less . than 10

crew members.

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SINGLES CHAMP Walt Joachaim of Springfield, Pa., holds trophy Wbn in Stone Harbor Tennis Tour- . nament. , > ■18? Time To Register

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Young men who reach their 18th birthday are required by law to register with Selective Service at any U S. Post Office. Within 30 days 6f his birthday, a man fills out a registration form which asks only for name, address. phone number, social security number,

and date of birth.

The purpose of registration is to have available on a computer the names of men born in 1960 and later years, who could be contacted quickly if there ever were a national emergency and Congress were to declare an induction. To date, nearly.6 million men have registered. Failure to register is a felony, punishable by a maximum penalty of a $10,000 fine and/or five

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of the catch as selffcmplo'yed on all' vessels, regardless of size, with less than 10 crewmen. This revision would be optional, meaning that those who wish to contimrg withholding may do sp.( A recent article ii^Commercial Fisheries News suggest that there is no opposition from the IRS and the bill should "breeze right through for approva'I". "Let’s hope that the nuisance \ of bookkeeping and paying this tax will be removed from owneroperators in the near future," says Tweed.

BARBARA McKAY, who won the AValon Women’s Singles Tehnis Tournament. x

THE BILL«CALLS for increasing the FUTA exemption by treating all crew members deceiving a share

Promoted

TUCKAHOE - Eric Weeks of Strathmore, a five-year veteran of the Upper Township Beach Patrol, was promoted to Lieutenapt last week, it was announcWl by Beach Inspector DiclOUliger. Weeks, a student at Stbckton State College, on the the beach in Strathmere. An expert sailor and rower, his training also includes lifesaving and CPR.

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