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Came Code Hearing Set ^jdeline Shots :

TRENTON - The public* Mtrlflg on the 19B2-83 prcv posed New Jersey Game Cbde will he held B p m Tuesday, June B. in the New Jersey Museum Cultural Center. West State St , here In addition to the usual adjustments in the season dates in keeping with the I9R2-83 calendars, there are a number of other

changes

The hearing will be con ducted by the Fish and Gam.e Council of the New Jersey Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife Persons concerned with hunting and trapping regula lion* in the state are urged to attend and make their

views known

FOl.I.OWiNG ARK the proposed <changes to the game code: -s. ,Seasonal date gd-

• Justmehta to correspond lo

the 1982-H3 calendar, in*^M. ■

eluding date changes for' normal working days

the regular small garpe

season

The addition of two wild turkey hunting areas, along with an allocation of an additional 800 turkey hunting permits, and a provision to allow juvenile license holders (10. 11. 12. and 13 years oldi to apply for turkey hunting permits QUOTA AND ZONK ad jUstments for the either-

sex deer season permits with season date changes including the expansion of foe muzzleloader rifle season from six to eight days, and a provision to allow juvenile license holders to apply for shotgun cither-sex permits. The closihg of the fox hunting season Feb 12. 1983 for that portion of the

state south of Route 70,

CHANCES IN the permit allocation for the trapping

of beaver and otter

Provisions for a late winter 22 caliber rifle and muzzleloader rifle season for squirrels in select areas

of the state

Copies of the proposed game code regulations for 1982-83 are available for inspection at the office of the New Jersey Division of Fish. Game and Wildlife. 363 Pennington Ave . Trenton. 8 30a m 4:30p.m. on

The

Sport

THE OLD SPORT APOLOGIZES for erroneously demoting Art Tuel from head coach of the girl's softball team and giving it to Denni* Anderson. Dennie is mearely helping Tuel with the girls. * • * JOHN MCVEY. principal of the Middle Twp. High School, will be coaching a 7-8-9th grade team of girls in softball He is looking for players and opposing teams Could it be.that he is doing this for his daughter, who is a talented softball player? IN A BENEFIT BASKETBALL game the Middle Hi|h School Faculty Team lost a hard-fought game to tire Wildwood Faculty 94-79. Joe Bimbo of Wildwood was the MVP of the game, scoring 22 points. He was helped by Mike Coront with 20 and Stretch Ostrander with 20 and Freeman with^pomt^. For MiddledAndy Ridgway had 18 and Tom Feraco 16. Don Buessinb and Chick Ludman 14 and Dennis Anderson MIDDLE WANTS TO PROTEST the game because Ostrander is not a qualified teacher, but is a college student doing his practice teaching at Wildwood High. Tom Hall and Ozzie Osborn, regular basketball referees, officiated the game, and did a great job. Clayton Palmer was the scorer. This game should wind up the basketball season at Middle Twp.

Big Sports Weekend June 11-13

AVALON - The 2nd annual Sports Weekend is scheduled for Junfe 11. 12, 13 according to William I^eahy, president of the. Chamber of Commerce. The event last year brought outstanding

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players from the Philadelphia area professional teams to Avalon for the weekend. ERNEST YARBOROUGH and Joseph Brophy. co-chairman, announced the players and their families will arrive Friday afternoon. A special reception for the athletes with borough officials and civic leaders will be held early Friday evening. Then a hayrtde will start the players visiting the various entertainment spots in the borough. SATURDAY WILL start

off with a 10 a m parade followed by dedication of the 8th Street Recreation field. A series of sports clinics will be conducted for the kids, culminating with a celebrity soccer game with the youngsters. A celebrity-chamber softball game will be held at 5 p.m. followed by a dance at Community Hall. Sunday's activities open with a home run derby at 9 a.m. followed at noon by a two-mile run. The weekend will be capped off with a Superstars competition on the beach at 30th Street.

Volunteers Wanted By Rec Dept.

SEA ISLE CITY - The City Department of Reereation is seeking volunteers to help in its schedule of sports and activities. They are needed to coach and supervise, provide transportation to and from away games, sell refreshments and tickets, help in promotion, and work on projects. They are asked to contact the department at 233 John F. Kennedy Blvd., 263-4311 Lew Steelman, director, has expressed his thanks to all those who helped with

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Panthers 1-1 At Nets

Middle Township’s Panthers opened their Boy's Tennis season with a close victory over Hammonton April 15, 3-2. Orton Hicks led the assault as the defeated Chuck Phillips 6-3, 6-0. Freshman Scott Smith made his Varsity debut and bowed to Phil Sharp 6-3, 6-2. Third Singles Junior Eric Stone dropped a 6-1, 6-0 match to Joe tyMIDDLE'S HOPES for victory rested on its doubles teams. They

delivered as 1st doubles Tom Hersh and Bemie Blanks took a 6-4, 6-4 win. Second doubles Senior Scott Bond and Sophomore Wayne Towson coasted to a 6-1, 6-4 victory. Middle hosted Lower Township Monday, April 19, and dropped a 3-2 decision for their first loss. Hicks again had little difficulty with Lower’s Greg Douglass and handed him a 6-3, 6-3 defeat. Scott Smith lost 7-5, 6-1. House’s Eric Stone bowed to Scott Swain 6-1, 6-3.

the winter gym season, with special mention of the Public School for its cooperation through Frank Dougherty, administrative director.

Jaycees Plan Night At Fights

WILDWOOD - The Greater Wildwood JayCees are sponsoring a "Night at The Fights" to be Tuesday Evening, May 11, at the Tropicana Hotel Casino in Atlantic City. The casino will provide transportation to and from Atlantic City. Departure will be 6 from the K-Mart Shopping Center in Rio Grande and return at 1 a.m. All proceeds are for the benefit of Operation Junction.

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MOON f’llASKS/POSlTIONS The Moon'* affect on the Tide i* Hreiiteit when rfosral to .Earth tin perifteel and when in direct alignment with Sun A Earth I full moon A new moon phateal On and about there date*, (aw premure rvrtemr and/or rtrong wind* (depending upon direr tinni may remit in flooding and extremely low tldei MAY Full Moon 7 ApoRM* II Last Quarter 16 New Moon 23 Perigee 23 * First Quarter 29

TIDE TABLE Computed for Capa May City baocAfront; for other aroai. Correction Tim**

( OKItECTION TIMES Compute approximate lime* of hifch A tow water for your nrea by adding or lubtrifcllng the following number of minute* for each tide phate in the Tide Table LOW HIGH Great Egg jlarbor Inlet minus to plus 10 Ocean City <9lh SI Bridget plus.Ti plus 20 , Corson Inlet < bridge t phis 20 plus 5 in-a Isle Cil> Ludlam Thorn bridge i plus 65 plus 45

Townsend Inlet \ plus 20 bins 5 Seven Mile BeachK

Slone Harbor iGreat Channel bridge) plus 40 plus 40 Hereford Inlet' Anglesea t plus 20 0

DATE 5 Wed 6 Thu 7 Fri 8 Sat 9 Sun 10 Mon 11 Tue 12 Wed 13 Thu 14 Fri 15 Sal 16 Sun 17 Mon IB Tue 19 Wed 20 Thu 21 Fri 22 Sat 23 Sun 24 Mon 25 Tue 26 Wed 27 Thu 28 Fn 29 Sat 30 Sun 31 Mon

HIGH a.m.-p.m. 12:38-12:48 1:18-1:31 2:01-2:11 2:43-2:50 3 22 3:25 4:00-4:01 4:38-4:32 5:12-5:07 5:54-5:41 6 394 :31 7 :35-7 44 8:36-8:58 9:3110:00 10:23-10:57 II 11-11 50 II S» 12:44-12 49 1:36-1:40 2:27-2:31 3:19-3:22 ■ 4' 10-4: II 5:02-5:07 5:57-6 02 6:55-7 08 7:56-8:17 8:58-9:23 9:45-10:21

LOW a.m.-p.m. 6:57-7:21 7:394:01 8:174:37 8:58-9:13 9:329:48 1009-10:25 10:48-11:02 11:31-11:44 -12:13 12:27-1:03 1:17-1:54 3:10-3:52 3:10-3:52 4:13-4 52 5:18-5:48 6144 .*8 7:05-7:26 7:554:13 8:43-9:00 9 33-9:51 10:28-10:45 11:28-11:41 ■12:37 12 4<H:25 1:39-2:28 2:39-3:25 3:404:24

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Cape May Point

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McCrte Shoal

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Delaware Boy Bayshore Channel iBay-Canal junction! plus 50 plus 4(J Miami Beach plus 80 plus 65 Dennis Creek entrance plus 120 plus 95 Brandyw ine-Shoal Light plus 80 plus 60

Soccer Camps Set For July CAPE MAY - The city will sponsor two Philadelphia Soccer Camps this summer at Lower Cape May Regional High Schtfol for area youngsters 6 through 17. The Fever Soccer Camps will be conducted 9 a m. - 3 p.m. Friday July 12-16 and July 19-23. For additional information call 884-8411 ext. 20 or 27.

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