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SfcttlOR DOI HI.KS Champions Kichard J. Oou^hprty and Jnsrph Krafl. left, flank Stone Harbor tournament . diVcHir John Himes while runners-up Cordon Griffith anJ Donald Krmnld. right; offer congratulations. Quadratleon Set Sept. 20

CAPE MA-Y — The city is planning.its First Annual Quadrathon for Sunday, Sept 20. I9«l The event is a teal of endurance requ^r mg individuals to swim*, row. run and hike various* distances set -up as separate events Competitors will earn points according to their finish in each event and low-

gross Will determine the winnfcrictn each age division* Women participants will not be required to compete in the rowing event. A limited number of entries will be accepted. Those interested can contact the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411 ex lensjon 20 or 27 to obtain registration forms. ^

. DOUBLES CH AMPS Joe Oakes, left, and Janis Dunhour, accept trophies from Steve Pealer, staff director of Stone Harbor Tennis Tournament.

DEP Urged To Protect Shellfishing

GREEN GORLINS, champions of Stone Harbor Soctigr league, won playoffs over'Mar'bon team 5 to I. Eront row. left lo right, are Scott G'immy. Steve Whelan. Wes Dinscl. Gavin Gimm> and Chris I.urus. Rack row. Eilen-Kraft, Mike Moletti. Pete Horton. Steve McConnel, Kevin Thompson, and Steve Pealer. league director.

MILLVILLE Assemblyman Jarhes R Hprley, (R-Cumberland-Cape May) today voiced his support for the enforcement position adopted by both the Delaware 3ay dnd Atlantic Coast Shellfisherfes Councils and urged the New -Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to "fulfill Its promise of adequate protection." "When the law enforcement function was changed from the former DEP-run Marine Police to the State Police,'.* Hurley said, "the marme and shellfish businessmen were promised knowledgable and trained personnel with vessels to supervise, inspect, and enforce regulations.

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•INSTEAD WHAT they have, as pointed out by the councils, is inadequate personnel and equipment to offer. any semblance of enforcemerit at all.” Hurley, .in a telegram, called on Donald Graham, Assistant Commissioner, NJDEP, "to a;ct im : mediately to fulfill Hie commitment made earlier

this year:

"This problem has been festering for several months.” Hurley said. "I’ve been kegt informed and have wished it closely hoping it would be resolved quickly and amicably between your<department and the fisheries councils." HURLEY URGED Grdham to use his office to fulfill the commitment that was made and is definitely

needed.

The Assembly Minority Leader said he agreed With Luther Jeffries Jr. and Steve Rotter, chairmen of the Delaware Bay and Atlantic Coast ShelKisherieS Councils. "In my opinion, it’s a matter of not allocating the money properly," Hurley claimed. "Less than a year ago the NJDP wrangled a bill through the legislature placing boat feqs on small craft and increasing all other fees. It tripled the revenue raised and should be paying for the enforcement ind|ie shellfish area as well aMioater safety.”

FATHER AND SON team of Donald and Marc Ermnld, left, display* trophies-for winning, men's doubles championship ir^Stone Harbor tennis tournament, with John Himes, eenl?r* tournament director, and runners-up Joseph Kramer and John Stranger. For Surf Anglers

AVALON * T he Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the Cape May County Ha'tteras Anglers will hold its annual surf fishing tournament Saturday, Sept. 12. According to James t’olizzi, coordinator for the event, this year'i tournament will be dedicated to the memory of Ed Wright of Avalon, who founded the event five . years ago.. Wright was the Chamber Ynember who conceived the idea for a surf fishing tournament in Avalon and ran the first'five tournaments. He was killed irva'tragic auto accid^t in Scotland last year. THE TOURNAMENT will be held off the Avalon beach between 38th and j44th Sts. Entry for beach

vehicles is at 38th St. The contest is open to six person teams Registration will be held 7 to 8 a m. at Jack’s Place, 3610 Ocean Dr. Avalon. Fishing starts at 8 a.m. and ends at 2 p.m. The award ceremony will be held at Jack’s Place at 3 p.m. Pre-registration can also be done at the Avalon Chamber booth at 30th St. and Ocean Dr. or by calling , James Polizzi-at 347-1437. Trophies and prizes -in various individual and team catagorieg will be awarded. The tournament will be governed ’ by the rules of the Association of Surf Angling Clubs. Any person is eligible to enter a team. For further information contact E.L. Yarborough. 867 Avalon Ave., Avalon. 522-1004.

AVALON LIFEGUARDS were recently applauded for their winning ways by residents and borough council member's. Posing outside borough hall are. from left: Dan O’Mdlley, first place in Around the Island Row; Cpt. Mdrt-ay Wolf; Pete Sodtrman. first in ArounrPUie Island Row;.Jim Ronan, first In tri City and South Jersey Single’* Row; and Ed Flory, 8J and Tri City champ in the 3/4 Mile Swim STONE HARBOR RECREATION TEAM STANDINGS

MOST VALUABLE player * in Stone Harbor Boys Jr. Basketball League. Randy Beverly accepts trophy from director George

Slefert.

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Not the fourth 6f July I know, But let the fireworks light the sky The merchants may not like the glow But oh, they lift my spirits high; Less congestion in grocery stores .Will give the natives peace and rest.

The roads will not be filled with tours By e,very auction-buying guest. Oh, swget September, midway through, I’m counting every day til then, I may be just a one of fewBut don’t bet on it, MS. or men! Viney Endlcott