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FOUNI> on Friday, July 30, a young male black and white cat in the vfcinity of the Atlas in Cape May. Cat was injured and needs an operation. Must contact owner immediately. * Call 884-7605 or Animal Welfare Society at

465-4563.

THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF OCEAN CITY INC. at 1 Shelter Rd. of Tenneaaee Ave. in Ocean City ha* the pet below for adoption a* well as many other canine* and feline*. Shota are administered before adoption The Society is run by volunteers and donations are appreciated, yhey’re* open between 1 and 4 p.m and can be

reached at 399-2018

AVALON - The beach here was the scene of spirited competition as borough beach patrol members competed with one another to win the right to represent the borough in the Tri-city, Dutch Hoffman and South Jersey Races. During the annual Gen. E.V.H. Bell Memorial Races, the doubles crew team of Jeff Jones and Steve O'Malley won the David J. Kerr Jr. memorial trophy in the 1 1/2 mile race with a time of 15:11. The trophy has been donated by friends to honor Dave for his . accomplishments as an Avalon lifeguard and South Jersey rowing champion. Beach Run

Saturday

AVALON - Recreation Director Dave Haberle is calling all runners to the Annual Beach Run 9 a.m.

THE ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETY OF CAPE MAY COUNTY INC. is J profit volunteer organization Besides animal above, they al, have numerous other pe_ for adoption In addition, they offer a neutering and spaying program and provide a lost and found service All animals have shoLs before adoption. Call 4A&-4563 between 9 a m anc* 4pm for details Donations are welcomed

CHAMPAGNE is a A 1/2 year old female labrador/shepherd. She's cream colored, house broken and is good with [children and other lanimals.

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Saturday, Aug. 7, at the 32nd St. starting point. The 5-mile run is divided into age categories. Registration will be at 8

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The categories for runners are 16 and under, 17 thru 29. 30 thru 40, 41.. thru- 50 and 51 years and older. T-Shirts will be presented to the first 100 entering and appropriate awards will be presented to winners. FOR THE CHILDREN there will be a Children’s Theatre production of The Near Sighted Knight and The Far Sighted Dragon 11 a m. Aug. 12 at Community

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On Aug. 14 a second Catamaran Regatta will be held at 9 a m. on the 45th St. beach. Registration will be at 8 a.m. with advanced registration will Bill Burns at 967-8183. For information call 967-4168.

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Memorial Winners

IN THE 0980 season Dave, a be%ch patrol lieutenant, won the Dutch Hoffman, Tri-City, South Jersey and the 22 mile island row with his partner Daniel O'Malley. Dave died last year, and as a tribute this trophy was present for the first time. Second in the race were Dan O’Malley and Pete Soderman and third were Joe Mullray and Jeff Cummings. ED FLORY, three-year winner of the Tri-City and last year’s South Jersey winner, was the first in the 3/4 mile swim, followed by Doug Meyers and third place Bernie Tobin. Jim Ronan again captured first place in the singles row, with Jim

WINNER Ed Flory after three-quarter mile swim at annual Gen. E.V.H. Bell Memorial Lifeguard Races in Avalon.

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DOUBLE ROWING victors Jett Jones, left, and Steve O'Malley, right, receive Dave J. Kerr Jr. Memorial award from Mr. and Mrs. David Kerr at the annual Gen. E.V.H. Bell Memorial Lifeguard Races in Avalon.

- Gridiron Sign-ups - The County Junior Football League will hold sign-ups for boys who want to play peewee and midget league football. All boys 9 to 14, between 65 and 135 pounds, are requested to sign up at the following locations: Avalon/Stone Harbor, Avalon Community Center, noon3 p.m., Aug. 11-12-13; Middle Township, Memorial Field, 6 p m., Aug. 16; Lower Township, Recreation Center, 9 a m.-3 p.m., Aug. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13; Upper Township, Caldwell Park, 9-11 a.m., Aug. 7th. ACCORDING TO League Secretary Bob Hentges, the county football league comprises teams from Ocean City, Avalon/Stone Harbor, Middle Township, I,ower Township and Upper Township. It is hoped that Cape May City will field a team, and at least one team from the Wildwoods is sought, Hentges said. The peewees are ages 9-12, weighing 65 to 95 pounds. The midgets are 9 to 14, weighing between 85 and 135 pounds. Insurance and equipment are supplied by the various teams and recreation departments. There are presently eight peewee and five midget teams in the league.

SEA ISLE CITY - Seven participants iq the first Annual Jesse Owens Games meet made a trip to one of 14 regional meets at Villanova Athletic Field recently. The city’s representatives were: Joey Farina, Shannon fcarrity, Kevin Gillespie, Mark Koochembere, Mike Koochembere, Jim Moroney and Daren Urbaezowski. Joey Farina took a 3rd Place Olympic Style Medal in the Group I Baseball Throw.

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COURT HOUSE - The second annual “Rotten Sneaker’’ contest, sponsored by the Middle TVp. Recreation Dept, Smith Family Bootery and J.S. Raub Shoes, will be 7 p.m Wednesday, Aug. II, at the Leroy May Community Center, Romney Place amk Magnolia Dr. Sneakers will be judged in five categories: soles, uppers, tongue, laces and crowd appeal, according to Gregg Arnold, recreation director. Contestants will compete in one of three age groups, 6 to 11, 12 to 16 and 17 and over. To preregister or additional information, call the Recreation Department at 465-3520.

Lauded CAPE MAY - A commendation was given Robert J. Smeltzer, the city’s director of civic affairs and recreation, in a resolution passed by City Council Monday night Smeltzer, who served as a p^rt-time recreation supervisor from 1973 to 1975 before assuming his present post, was lauded “for his energetic pursuit of the work ,81 hand, his innovative expansion of the scope of his job.” Council extended its appreciation of his contributions' “both within fin'd outside the call of duty.”

Fishing Rodeo Signups Set

WILDWOOD CREST - Registration for the annual Angelo Versaggi Kiddies Fishing Rodeo will take place 9:30 a m Monday. Aug. 9, at the Wildwood Information Bureau. Schellenger and Boardwalk. All boats will be boarded at Blake's and Royal Flush

docks. Park Blvd between Cardinal and Sweetbriar Rds. here 12:45 p.m. Friday. Aug. 13. Prizes will be awarded for the heaviest edible fish and the largest number of edible fish on each boat. A grand prize will be given by the Wildwood Rotary Club for the largest fish caught.

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