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Running Events Nov. 14

AVALON - the Avalon Recreation Department held its Family Day recently at the Avalon Elementary School. Dave Haberly, recreation director, and his staff staged contests for family

members with Moms, Dads, sisters, brothers, even cousins working as teams. The results were: Egg Toss, 1st Place, Ron Hudanich and Chris Minguez; 2nd, Gary Dutton

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and Garrett Dutton. Three-legged race, 1st, Paul and Lon Burton; 2nd Megan and Burr Daley; 3rd, Tom and Dan Kirk. Cup of Water Relay, 1st, Chuck Wendehvicz, Dan Kirk, Mark Rary Slak and Tom Joyce; 2nd Mene, Frankie and Marlene Hampton and Bruce uauer; 3rd, Sean Larkin, Frank Carlos, Tom Kirk And Sean Joyce. Tricycle Race, 1st Eric Wanberg; 2nd. Trisha Gaichinsky; 3rd, Danny

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THE OBSTACLE COURSE: 8 years and under, 1st, Jason Phillips; . 2nd, Paul Burton; 3rd, Dave Squillace. 9 and 10-year-olds: 1st, Todd Rudder; 2nd, Gabrielle Bossuyt; 3rd, Megan Larkin. 11 and 12-year-olds: 1st, Frank Squillace; 2nd, Tim Kirk; 3rd, Sean Larkin. The day ended with a 50's dance held at community Hall from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. featuring music and dress from the SO’s. Home Run Winner STONE HARBOR - Heather Geiger, a summer resident of the borough, has won the Phillies Hoihe Run Derby National Championship. She \von the semi-finals in the Chamber of Commerce's Independence Day celebration and went on to Veteran’s Stadium in Philadelphia to win the national title. Waterfowl Beware! TRENTON — The major waterfowl season got underway last weekend. The season for Canada Goose, Snow Goose, ducks (in the north zone), and snipe opened on Friday. On Saturday, the season for woodcock (north zone)

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The sea duck season opened yesterday, and the first Brant season in New Jersey in more than nine years will opeh Oct. 24.

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OCEAN CITY - The Fenton Carey Half Marathon and a Women’s 5,000-meter Boardwalk Run will be staged by the Department of Recreation Saturday, Nov. 14, with the Music Pier, Boai'dwalk and Moorlyn Terr., as starting

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Pre-registration closes Nov. 6. Post-registration and pre-race check-in for all registrants begins at 7:30 a.m. at the Music Pier. THE WOMEN’S RUN will begin at 9:30 a m. and takes place completely on Uie Boardwalk. A ‘‘Piece of the Walk" will be awarded to first five finishers. Olympic style medals will also be awarded to the first three fitiishers in age groups ranging from 14 and

under to 50 and over. The Half Marathon, withmen's and women's divisions, will begin at 10:30 a.m., over a course covering Ocean City streets and the boardwalk SPECIAL "PIECE of the Walk" awards will be made to the first 10 male finishers and'first five female finishers Special team awards are planned

to first ihen's team and first women’s team Medal* in the men's division will be awarded the first three in age groups from 14 and under to 60 and over, and to women from 19 and under to 40 and up. For information, contact Mike Allegretto, Dept, of Recreation, P.O. Box 570, Ocean City 08226. or call 399-61 il, ext 246.

Boro Starts Fall Program

STONE HARBOR - The Fall Recreation Program began it* schedule Monday, with activities for all age groups on the listed schedule: Monday, Boys and Girls Grade 5,6,7,8, 6-7:30 p.m.; Monday, Adult Women,, 7:45-9;30 p.m.; Tuesday.

Beach Run STONE HARBOR - The New jersey Army National Guard is sponsoring a 10-kilometer beach run, here at 11 i.m. .Saturday. For an application, send a stamped, self addressed envelope to Beach Run, New Jersey Army National Guard, Garden State Parkway, Court House, 08210.

Adult* Males, 5:30-9:30 p.m.; Wednesday. Senior Citizens, 7:00 p.m. Thursday. Boys and Girls Grade 3,4, 3:30-5 p.m., Thursday, Boys and Girls Grade 5.6,7,8, 6-7:30 p m ; Thursday. Boys, High School. 7:30-9:30 p.m.; Friday open ngith for arrangement of time.

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