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LOWER TOWNSHIP - The sixth annual Optimist weakfish-drumfish Tournament will be held May 29. The one half purse of $500 minimum prize tournament is being sponsored by the Lower Cape Optimists and will benefit their youth activity fund, according to James Wagner, chairman. The tournament starts 6 a m. Saturday, May 29, with official weigh-in by 9 a m Sunday, May 30, at Jim’s Bait and Tackle at Schellenger’s Landing, Cape May % THE ANGVERS cat-

ching the largest weakfish or the largest drumfish will share in half the entry purse or a $500 minimum ($250 for the weakfish, $250 for the drumfish.) Tickets can be purchased at Jim's Bait and tackle. Schellenger’sNLanding. Rodia Bait and Tdckle, Rio

Grande, or The Miss Chris Fishing center Schellenger's Landing The Optimist is an organization dedicated to the betterment of youth by sponsoring such events as oratorical contests, Youth Appreciation Week, and scholarship programs

Soccer Cantps Set in Cape CAPE MAY — Once r-bc conducting a summer

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again the Philadelphia Fever, this year with the cooperation of American Bank and Bata Shoes, will

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AVALON — Members of the Fever and The Flyers have rommitted to be on hand forTlhe 2nd Annual borough Sports Weekend Confirmations art awaited from the Eagles and 76’ers. The dales are set for, June 11, 12 and 13. accor ding lo Ernesl Yarborough and Joseph Brophy cochbirman A special reception for

the athletes with the borough officials and civic leaders will be held 7 p.m Friday Then a hayride at 10:30 pm will start the players visiting the various entertainment spots in Avalon SATURDAY WII.I. start off with a 10 a m parade which will include the Wildwood String Band, followed by dedication of

the Rth Street Recreation Field A series of sports clinics will be conducted for the kids, culminating’ with a celebrity soccer game with the youngsters ant^a celebrity chamber softball gAme will-be held at 5 p m All of this will hr concluded with a dahce>at Community Hall, to round out a very eventful day Sunday's activities will be the home run derby at I p m

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tri-state area, fhe camps will be under the direction of Fever assistant coach Skip Roderick, with coaching assistance being provided by several Fever players who will remain in the area after the season. Doc Lawson, Elson Seale, Dave MacWilliams. Jeane Pierre Tokoto, and others will he guiding the soccer stars of the future, 6 through 17, in 10 weeks worth of camps, with 14 camps being conducted overall, two sponsored by the Citv of Cape May (July 12 -16th and July 19-23) at Lower Cape May Regional

High School.

PRJZKS AND camp awards will be provided by Bata Shoes, the official shoe of the MISL. Two of the camps this year will be under the special direction of Dave MacWilliams and JcanPicrrc Tokoto, who will also work the Cape May Camps MacWilliams will be displaying the techniques that made him an MISL All-Star this season - Tokoto, upon his return from the world Cup Competition in spain, where we will be captaining the Cameroom National Team, will also he taking field to educate Cape May area youngsters in this great

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A SPECIAL added feature to be conducted in conjunction with the '82 Youth Camps will be evening Coaches' Clinics The clinics will be taught by Skip Roderick 7-8:30 p.m Monday. Tuesday and Thursday of each camp week Included in the price of the clinic arc two tickets 'to fever's seasoner opener and camp awards For further camp information call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411 ext, 20 or 27. Softball signups SKA ISI.K CITY Registration of persons 18 years and older is now underway at the Dominic C. Raffa Community Center for the city Aduit Softball League' A registration fee is required Deadline for registration is Friday. June} 18

A.W.S. NEEDS YOUR HELP! The Animal Welfare Society of Cape May County is Raising Money to Purchase and Run a Shelter For Homeless Dogs and Cats. We Now Provide These Programs: • PIT ADOPTION • NEUTERING & SPAYING • LOST A FOUND • EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION BY MAILING IN THE COUPON BELOW "rt, ALONG WITH YOUR CONTRIBUTION X YOU WILL HELP US REALIZE 5 OF PROVIDING SHELTER NAME ADDRESS .

MEMBERSHIP S3.00 PER YEAR)-f SHELTER FUND $

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TOTAL ENCLOSED S MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETY OF C.M.C. MAIL TO 204 LINDEN LANE, RIO GRANDE. N J. 08242 •ALL CONTRIBUTIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE -