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\ ■ i » \ RT Doris Ward CHRISTEN — While husband Charles looks on, Mrs. Belle tRoyles) Shaffer uses a bottle of champagne across the bow to christen the ••Royal Flush." their new fishing and party boat. It carries 150 passengers and operates from the Royal Flush dock at 6100 Park Boulevard in W'ildwood Crest. The Shaffers, who live in Sc-aville. said their ship is the "biggest, fastest and most modern" in the county.

1 Rec Class Aerobics

AVALON — The Recreation Department will offer .Jackie Sorensen Aerobic Dance classes at the Avalon Community Mall starting July ft The classes will be held on Wednesday a fid Friday mornings at 7:45. In July. August and September, the Recreation

Department will also host antique shows to benefit The Avalon Rescue Squad The dates are July 14. Aug. 18 and Sept. l from 10 a m to 6 p.m. There will be an admission charge. Spaces are still available lor dealers - cull 907 :5006 for further information or space reservations

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Fishing Improves As Water Warms

COURT HOUSE - Warming water has improved the quality of fishing on the Jersey Cape Delaware Bay has been producing" good fluke catches with some weakfish and bluefish mixed in. Ocean Anglers are enjoying good wreck fishing far sea bass, blackfish and ling. Bluefish trolling and night chumming both have been producing good numbers as well as big fish for boats saijing out of ports from Ocean City south to Cape May. Offshore shark fishing has also started with blue sharks, dusky sharks and makos being reported. One wjute shark was also weighted into the 1984 Cape May County Fishing . Tournament WEAKFISH LEADERS

so far include Walt Tait of Oaklvn. NJ with a 17 lb. fish he weighed in at Phajro's Marina in Cape May: a 15C lb weakfish caught by Orville Carkhuff of Yardley. Pa . and a 15 lb. 15 oz. weakfish caught byRoger Faehin of West i Chester. Pa. Roger's fish was weighed in at Sopth Jersey Marina. I Big fluke entered into the Cape May County Contest i include an 8 lb 1 1 oz. fluke boated by Victor Rhoads of Cornwell's Heights, Pa.. ■ while he was fishing on the Gay Ladv. skippered byDan Burke, out of Cape May. and a 6' i lb fluke caught by Walter Grabbe. of Strathmere. Walt's fish was caught at Corson's Inlet on minnow bait from a livery boat out of Frank's Boats in Strathmere Leigh Palmer of NewTripoli caught a 6 lb 6 oz ling while on an outing on the party boat Challenger out of Ocean City, according to Capt Ed Egnor I^eigh is 7 years old THE TOP BI.ACK drum for the week was an 82 lb. drum caught by Howard Severance of Court House. Howard's fish was - weighted into the county ( contest after a trip to the^ Bay in Howard's boat Hy\ Runner C A 222-lb. white shariy^us boated by Jim Wall*e. oP Cape May His fisnstwa^-/ taken on a trip with Jack Noveen out of Pharos Marina, Cape May Mike Taglianetti of Philadelphia caught an 88-lb. blue shark on a charter on the Sea Mist with Capt. Garrison

J out of South Jersey Marina. He was using mackerel bait. Also caught on the Sea Mist was a 248 *)b. Mako shark which took mackerel bait for Ray Bello of Philadelphia. The Sea Mist action was at the 20 fathom line. Anglers are reminded to enter their fish into the 49th annual Cape May County Fishing Tournament, which continues through Dec. 31. There is no entry fee or advance registration. For a free fishing' information packet, including a set of rules for the 1984 Cape May CountyFishing Tournament, and a Cape May County tide table, write Department ot Public Affairs Box. .'565. Cape May Court House. N.J. 08210.

Summer Hoop Signups Set CAPE MAY — The city is seeking youngsters between 10 and 15 to play in its Youth Summer Basketball League. The games will be held Tuesdays and Thursday at 5 p.m. and the league starting date will be determined after enough children to field at least four teams are signed. For further information 4 contact the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27.

IMPORTANT NOTICE CHRIS JACKSON FORMERLY OF AVALON AUTO REPAIR SHOP HAS MdVED! HE INVITES ALL OF HISVAST CUSTOMERS TO VISIT HIS NEW LOCATION AT OCEAN CITY MOBILE 34TH & BAA AVE. OCEAN CITY NJ. *5°° OFF OIL CHANGE WITHTHISAP EXP 10-1-4 PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT^ WEEK ^

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