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Swimmer Makes History CAPE MAY — After a whole summer of training, 23-year-old Scott Alessi last Friday reportedly became the first person to swim the 17 miles around Cape Island. A veteran of the Cape May Beach Patrol. Alessi completed the swim in only five hours and 45 minutes. He was assisted in setting the record by his coach Dr Al Pappas beach patrol Lt. Ralph Atwell, and Buzz Megck, superintendent of city beaches. According to beach patrol Lt. Jack Schellenger the swim began and ended at Poverty Beach. “To the best of our knowledge he was the first to attempt and complete a swim around Cape Island, 1 ' ’ Schellenger said. Alessi recently graduated from Penn State with a degree in hotel-motel management. In the fall, he will be joining the Marriott hotel chain as ^ management trainee. Big Game Fishing Slumps

For Boosters

ERMA - The first meeting of the Lower Cape May Regional High School football boosters will be

held in the school cafeteria 7:30 Tuesday. Aug. 31. All parents from freshmen to seniors are welcome. For information, call 884-1223.

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SMUGGLERS 370 03rd ST • STONE HARBOR -—368-1700-Stone Harbor's only Complete Tackle Shop ALL KINDS OF BAIT Floating Docks •COMPLETE LIKE OF TACKLE-TR0LLIN6 EQUIPMENT‘GAS. DIESEL, PRE-MIX GAS, OIL'BOAT RENTALS.TAXIDERMIST •SODA* ICE • SNACKS«BOAT STORAGE •R006-REEL REPAIRS«SHARK CENTER EXXON CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED AND IF YOU CANT CATCH'CM BUY FRESH FISH IN SEASON

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TRENTON - Fishing in the offshore canyons for big-game species has gotten off to a very slow start so far this year. The Marine Fisheries Administration of the New Jersey Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife, said cold offshore waters were to blame for the late arrival of migrating tuna and marlin. THERE WAS. the division said, a brief flurry of activity in tuna fishing during mid-July, but fishing has slowed down again. The preliminary results of a survey' being conducted by Marine Fisheries indicates that only about 3,800 big game fish wre taken in the canyons between June and July 25 During the same period last yecr, anglers caught about 8,300 big game fish. This represents an overall decline in catch of 54 percent for this season. The only species showing improved catches over last year was the bigeye tuna. Following are the preliminary catch estimates for this year as compared to 1981: Speclei (Ml imj yrllow/in tuna MM 1.717 higeyr tuna 107 Jih alharnrr tuna I MS I.SiS nihllr marlin , JJJ blue marlin 9 ft iwnrd/lih 9 0 iharhi in • 77

THE PURPOSE of this survey is to d(jcument^fiie importance of cahuli) fishing, to ;ftt!w J5m>/ anglers. During the pd^t six years oif\o, there has been a largcjAxpanslon^h offshore fishing that has gone undocumented. More than bver before, different uses are being made of offshore waters, including petroleum extraction, foreign fishing, and the disposal of toxic chemicals and other wastes. THE INFORMATION collected by this survey is already being used to document the extent of the offshore fishery and to uphold the best interests of recreational fishermen. A similar survey is being conducted this summer in New York waters To obtain a copy of the results of last year’s canyon survey, send a stamped, self-addressed number 10 envelope to: Ca- • nyon Survey, Nacote Creek Marine laboratory, Star Route, Absecon, 08201 Changt down SO prreent up 102 pf reant down JS percent down JJ percent down II percent down 100'percent down J2 percent

Track, Field Winners

A number of boys and girls from Middle Township and North Wildwood displayed their track and field abilities at the state, finals of the HersheyTn

CARLSON’S FISH MARKEt IV£ TAKE CARE OF ALL YOUR SEAFOOD NEEDS CRABMEAT ★ CLAMS ★ FILET * SHRIMP ★ SCALLOPS SEAFOOD TAKE OUT DAILY SPECIALS

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TUESDAY DEVILED CRAB AND DEVILED CLAM PLATTER *4.25

WEDNESDAY SCALLOPS and DEVILED CLAM PLATTER 13.59

THURSDAY LARGE MIXED SEAFOOD PLATTER $6.00

FRIDAY SCALLOPS AND SHRIMP PLATTER $4.00

SATURDAY FLOUNDER AND — SCALLOPS PLATTER ^ $4.00

SUNDAY FLOUNDERi $2.33 sj

Soccer Time

r Ur\IL r AND COOKED TO ORDER I 440BPMK BLVD. AT OTTENS HARBOR WILIW00D* 8224400 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK rN 6 A.M. -6 P.M. -4—

LOWER TOWNSHIP - Soccer sign-ups for local residents will start on Monday and will end on Friday, September 3. They will take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.nv at the Recreation Center on Bayshore Road, Villas. Eligible to play are boys and girls who are seven before April 1. 1982 and not 15 before July 1,1982. Proof of age must be produced. Interested parties should •call the Recreation Center (886-7880) between 9 a.m. and 3 p,m.

• At MOON PHANRR/POSITIONS The Moon i affect on the Tide If *rrate11 when cloieit to Earth I In. perigee I and when In direct alignment wllli Sun R*orth (full * n*w moon phaietl On and about Ihete dalei, low preitwe ivilemi and/or itrong wlndi (depending upon direction) may re.Rult In flooding, and extremely

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"THE CANVAS DOCTOR" + Don't wait until Spring _ Have bjat ■■■ tops and .ushions repaired now Winter storage covers • Truck Covers • Swimming Pool Covers Bring in Ad for discount on oil new Boat Canvas 368-5396 STONE HARBOR BLVD. BILL LLOYD

and Field Youth Program recently at Bishop Eustace Prep School in Cherry Hill.

program is sponby the Hershey olate Co. and is fueled throughout the United States for boys and girls 9 to 14. Local winners include: Kelli Gray • 200 Meter Daah; Stacey WilHamt - Soflball Throw; Keary . Moore • Standing Long Jump. CamaUn Wllliami • loo Meter Da»h, Keary Moore. Chris Wolef. William Whitted, Stanley Matthew* - 4x100 Meter Dion Edwards. Camaldr Wlutafh*, Miity Hansen. Jeanette Saunden 4x100 Meter Relay

Sylvesters Fish Market I0W 0FI6 FOR THE SEASON Comploto Lino Of Soafood SHRIMP • ICeSTERS • SCAUOPS ClAMS • FILETS COOKED SEAFOOD A ENLARGED CLAM BAR (To Go Or Eat Haro) 21H & 5» Aw. (owr Till Bridge Amto. 967-75S3