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ITEMS HAVE BEEN SCARCE thu summer, since this column deals with personalities rather than teams What the teachers and coaches are doing this summer: ChaWfe l^easaer and Meet Merryman are driving a cab at Atlantic City l>enny Anderson and Art Tvell are running a lawn mowing service

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Phil Esley is working for Fred’s Tavern in Stone Harbor, as is Ray Do I too. Carl Baker is “chefing" two days, a week at Lloyds Restaurant, Rt. 9 at Avalon. • • • AMONG THE PLAYERS Keith Maund is working for the Middle Twp. Rec. Dept, at one of the playgrounds. Joe Peterson is a lifeguard at Wildwood. Mitch Nichols works at Nick's Hydraulics in Rio Grande. Rich Rhinesmith drives one of the trackless trolleys in Cape May along with brother Donny Rhinesmith. Neal Chase. Middle graduate who now attends Wesley College in Delaware, is working for the Oyster Fisheries Dept, of New Jersey. Carl Baker and Tom Find have formed a Cape May Track ahd Field Club. It includes members from Middle Twp., Ocean City and Cape May.

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Waterfowl Prospects Good

TRENTON - New Jersey waterfowl hunters can look forward to another good season for black ducks and Canada geese, and the prospects for snow geese and brants are about the same as last year. The Atlantic Flyway Council, at its meeting recently in Charleston. S.d. voted to recommehd that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service retain both the bag limits and season limits for all the migratdry waterfowl. THERE HAS BEEN some speculation that the council would reduce the daily bag limU, of Canada geese from four to three, and there might be a reaction in the harvest of black ducks. In New Jersey, the bag limit for ducks is base on the point system. DIRECTOR Russell A Cookingham of the New Jersey Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife, said he was please that the council retaine the existing limits He noted that there are a preponderant of Canada geese which have made New Jefsey their permanent home, and that the black duck is New Jersey’s single most sought after waterfowl. Studies show that the black duck accounts for about 30 percent of the waterfowl bird harvest.in the state annually THE COUNCIL noted that there continues to be a reduction in the black duck population throughout the flyway. It is estimated that the numbers of these birds is down about 25 percent over the I6ng term, but in

New Jersey, thanks to habitat protection, the number of birds has remained stable and is expected to continue to provide good to excellent hunting. The Council has also recommended to continue the brartt season. Last year was the first time brant could be legally taken since 1975. There will again be a 30-day brant season with a two bird daily bag limit. ALSO RECOMMENDED w,as a four-bird daily bag limit and a 90-day session for show geese. Finally, the council also recommended a special six-day. males only, canvasback duck season with a three-bird bag limit to be held in the traditional canvasback areas. ‘For New Jersey this would mean opening the closed area in both Monmouth and Ocean counties. However, this proposal is not expected to receive final approval. Activities Resume CAPE MAY - City Recreation Summer Activities which ended Aug. 15 will resume with open programs only* Monday. Sept.,13. The schedule is: Monday Senior Citizen, 1 3<M Mp m ; Coed Adult Night, 1-9 {i.m.; S'uenday - Coed Teen Night, 7-9 pm. Wednes day - Senior Citizen Swim. 3:3tM. 30 p.m .OpenVolleyboll,7-9p m„ Friday - Senior Citizen Swim. 3:30-4:30 pm : Saturday — Youth Hour •V4M>:45 p.m.; Family Night 7 9 pm- For further information call the Department of Civic Affairs 884-8411 ext 20 or 27.

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