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July Tournament For White Marlin

COURT HOUSE - Entries are being received in the 29th annual Cape May County White Marlin Tournament, which is scheduled for July 19-21. according to tournament chairman Phil Robeson of Cherry Hill, and Avalon. Robeson, who is chairman of the Jersey Cape Sportsfishing Tournament Committees, said the White Marlin Event features marlin conservation as its primary goal since it encourages releasing of marling rather than keeping the fish The tourmanent has been hailed as a release event almost since its inception. Tournament participants have engaged in marlin tagging and marlin releasing projects to assist in the study of marlin movement and to conserve the species, according to Robeson. THE EVENT kicks of with a registration dinner at the Yacht Club of Stone Harbor July 18. Fishing dates are July 19 and 20 with an alternate whether date set for July 21. A tournament awards dinner is scheduled for the Golden Eagle Inn, Cape May, Sunday, July 21. The tournament is open to individual boats over 24 feet in length as well as to teams

of up to four boats. Team and individual boat prizes are awarded for points accumulated for catching and/or releasing white marlin. Game fish awards are also presented for the biggest tuna, dolphin, blue marlin and wahoo. A minimum weight of 25 pounds has been set for eligible entries% the tuna division. The Cape Marlin Tournament is one of the oldest of its kind along the East Coast. It was established 30 years ago by a group of dedicated marlin fisherman who recognized that most of their contact was over the ship-to-shore radio or as they passed each other on boats while on the ocean fishing. THE TOURNAMENT sponsors created the event to promote the sport of marlin fishing, but they listed as their goals the promotion of good fellowship, dockside comeraderie and education into the fine points of catching these exotic game fish. The tournament has been held in high regard by sportsfishing enthusiasts. It was an early pioneer in tagging and research programs. Released marlin score 25 points for the successful angler while boated fish are scored at the point per pound in the marlin category. Since the emphasis was put on releasing marlin in early years of the tournament, most of the fish caught are returned to the water. Fish to be mounted as a trophy or the occasional fish which is too badly injured to survive make up the bulk of the few fisn which are retained. The tournament is sponsored annually by the Jersey Cape Sportfishing Tournament in cooperation with the County Board of chosen Freeholders. For information concerning the tournament, write the Department of Public . Affairs Box 365, Cape May Court House, N.J. 08210 or call 609-886-0901. I

Net Discount NORTH WILDWOOD - The city Recreation Commission will issue tennis discount tickets to North Wildwood residents until June 15. These tickets will permit local residents to play on Allan Park's Tennis Courts at a special price. For further information call 522-2955 or pick up tickets at the Community Center, 900 Central Ave. Proof of residency is required. Sign Up for Soccer DEL HAVEN - The Cape Express is a traveling soccer club with games as far away as Willingboro and tournament travel to Delaware, Virginia and Pennsylvania etc. It is totally self-supporting and, therefore, fuad-raising is mandatory. Anyone wishing to try-out for a position on an Express team, please be at the Express fields (county park south, Bayshore road) at 6 p.m. on the date below corresponding to your birthday. Please bring sneakers/ cleatsand, if possible, a soccer ball. 1970-1971 June 10,12 1972-1973 June 25,26,27 1974-1975 June 18,19,20 1976 & beiowJune 10,12,14

Boat Safety Course Set AVALON — Coast Guard Auxiliary Fletilla 86 here will present a six-lesson. Basic Boating Safety Course starting Tuesday, June 18. Registration is 7 p.m. and the $15 fee includes all books and materials. It will be held at the Wetlands Institute, Stone Harbor. All students passing final examination will be awarded certificates certifying they have passed the course For information call 861-5054 or 886-3540.

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Gymnastics Class Runs 9 Weeks CAPE MAY - A gym- > nasties class will be part of the city's summer recreaf tion schedule. It is a program geared toward beginners and intermediate students. It is being taught for the summer by Maureen Valentine, who was a gymnast at Louisiana State University. During her four years there, L.S.U. was among the top 5 gymnastic teams in the country. Maureen has competed against the top female gymnists in the country, including the members of the 1984 Olympic team. The class starts 4-6 p.m . today at the Franklin Street Civic Center and runs for nine weeks. Call the department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27, for further information. Finishes Boot WILDWOOD - Navy Seaman Recruit Richard J. Anderson. son of Kell R and Estelle Anderson of 123 W. Poplar Ave., has completed recruit training at Navy Recruit Training Command San Diego.

BOOS I FOR FOOTB M.I. — Donation of f 100 for Wildwood Islanders I ootball ( lull from Marine National Bank is presented by Debra Harkins-Lederer. left, manager. Wildwood Crest office: Janes Maschio, manager. North Wildwood office, and Alan J. Bard, assistant vice president and manager. Wildwood office, to Larry Llllo, Islanders coach: Roger Lillo, team captain; Ed Harshaw, president, boosters association, and Albert Brown, also Islanders coach. Money will be used for uniforms and equipment.

Dimensions Win Power Net Title

CAPE MAY - Lighting Dimensions won the City Coed Power Volleyball Championship by defeating the Cape Island Sailing Cruisers in three of five games. Cape Island won the first game 15-8 behind the spikes of Charles Futcher and Bob Jackson. Sheri Hickok had some outstanding saves for the Cape Islanders. Lighting Dimensions came back in the second game to win 15-12 behind

the play of Pete Kakovannis and Rick Ferrante. PAT KOMAR'S sets and saves were a key to her team's victory. The third game was a tremendous one as Lighting Dimensions won an 18-16 contest. The sets of Bill and Loraine Holt contributed heavily to the victory. Jan Seer also had a couple of key saves in the contest. The Cruisers played a fine fourth game, winning it 15-9 behind the setting of

John W'ilsey. Clutch defensive saves by Laura llouben and Diane Clendening contributed greatly to the victory. The final game was decided by only two points as Lighting Dimensions prevailed by a score of 15-13. Lighting Dimensions team members include Pete Kakoyannis. Rick Ferrante. Bill Holt. Jan Seer. Loraine Holt and Pat Komar. a

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