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Chamber Derby On i For Drum, Weak fish 1

The Lower Township Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring its annual Black Drum-^eakfish Derby in Delaware Bay May 21-June 3 for party, charter and private boat anglers as well as surf fishermen. Chamber president Stu Milliard announced the annual event and said angler would compete for over $1,000 in prizes and trophies in the weakfish and black drum divisions. Pre-regis-tration and a $1 .50 entry fee are required from each angler. Registration applications are available at area tackle shops. First prize in the weakfish and the drum events is $250 in cash and a trophy. The name of the winner in each division will also be inscribed on the permanent trophies to be on display in the Lower Township Municipal Hall. IN ADDITION to the two first prizes, there will be prizes awarded for the second, thirds, fourth and fifth place drumfish and the second, third, fourth and fifth place weakfish. Other prizes will be awarded. Anglers can fish anywhere in the Delaware Bay and must weigh their fish at one of the official weighmasters prior to the deadline of 6 p.m. Monday, June 3. The contest starts at 6 a.m. Friday. May 24. Fish can be caught from private, charter and party boats or from the surf. Fish caught from the jetties from Wildwood to Reed's Beach are also eligible.

ENTRY BLANKS and registrations are available I at the following tackle shop6 * and Marinas: Bill's Bait and Tackle. Pierce's Point ; Joe Rodia's Tackle Shop, Rio Grande; Bayview Marina, Wildwood Villas; Bree-Zee-Lee Yacht Basin and Mill Creek Marina, Cape May; Ocean Drive Dock, Cape May; South Jersey Hunting and Fishing Center, Cape May; Hinch Marina, Cape May; Budd's Bait and Tackle, Wildwood Villas; Jim's Bait and Tackle, Cape May; Pharo s Marina, Cape May; Miss Chris Dock, Cape May; Capt Walt's at Reed's Beach and Utsch Marina, Cape May. Additional information is available by calling 886-0901 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Wildwood Offering 1 Workouts WILDWOOD — Beginning t Saturday at 10 a.m., and continuing through Labor Day ' weekend, a member of the • Wildwood Beach Patrol will give half-hour exercise sessions on the Lincoln Avenue i beach. Everyone is invited — i guests, tourists, visitors and i residents. The only requirei ment is a desire to have fun and to start the day with an activity. A special kick-off exercise class will be held 2 p.m. tomorrow. Local businesses, schools, and organizations are invited to have their staffs and students participate, wearing a t-shirt with the name of their organization on it. Mayor Victor Di Sylvester andn several council membertP will be taking that class. For more information, call the city Department of Tourism at 522-1407. Ifuns Set At Point ) CAPE MAY POINT VThe seventh annual Cape May Point Five Mile and Two Mile Runs to benefit the local Fire Company will be held Saturday, June 15. The two miler commences promptly at 9 a.m. and the five-mile run at 9:30 a.m. Pre-registration by mail $5.. registration the day of the event $6 Applicants are encouraged to make an effort to be in the Fire House Area as early as possible prior to the run in order to avoid possible traffic delays and congestion at the registration tables. AMENITIES available include parking (State Park area), radio communications. rest rooms (State Park, Fire House), supervised safe storage bags, tee shirts to the first 1.000 applicants, medical attendants. water tables during the run, and orange slices and beverages available v after the run. Awards will be presented in age categories as well as to overall winners.

''v9 Dorij Ward TAKING THE HIGH ONE — Missy Whittington. 17. a member of the girls softball team and a junior at Middle Township High School, practices catching at Memorial .. Field, Court House. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Whittington of South Seaville. ENGLISH & WESTERN APPAREL & TACK We also carry a variety of Jeans, including The Latest Kenny Rogers Jeans . Sai.-Thurs. ll-5;Frl. 1 1-7 Armstrong Solariari Tile"3 for ATGE Rebate $3-PER-CARTON REBATE GOOD TOWARD ALL GENERAL ELECTRIC SMALL APPLIANCES (TMMl) ( Armstrong CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE Hand Avenue at the railroad Open Mot»»Fri 8 AM to 5 PM Sat 8 30 til 5 465-3051 MAVALON WAREHOUSE OUTLET Carpet, Tile and Flooring Thrifty people are walking all over us' BUNIONS? HAMMER TOES? Why suffer? Let us correct your pain* ful foot problems right now. When surgery is called for we use minimal incision procedures which reduce the pain, high cost, and disability of ' traditionial surgery. Nothing's fun if yonr feet hnrt. Most insurance plans w«lcoo»«. DR. Altx KEMHENILATT