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1 Avalon's Run for Life Set

AVALON - The eighth annual Avalon Run for Life will be held Saturday, Sept 7. to benefit local charities. In addition to the five-mile future, there will be a onemile fun run. The event is sponsored by the New Avalon Run for Life Committee and the borough The big race will begin at 8:30 a m . with start and finish slated for

Community Hall, 30th and Avalon Avenue. Pre-registration can be made anytime before race day at the Avalon Sporting Goods Store. 26th and Dune Drive, and Community Hall. Trophies will be awarded for first, second. and third place in six men's categories and five women's.

,Cresl Swimmers In Junior Olympics

LANCASTER. PA - Fourteen swimmers represented Wildwood Crest at the Middle Atlantic Junior Olympics here August 3 and 4. Five of those swimmers placed in the top 2. leading the team in top 20 honors was Marera llurmrr. with a sixth in the 15-18 age 50 meter free, seventh in the 100 meter fly. eighth in the 100 meter free and 20th in the 200 meter Individual Medley Fourteen-year-old Mike Nicely took 15th in the 50 meter free. 16th in the 100 meter free. 16th in the 100 meter breaststroke. 18th in both 100 meter fly and 200 meter free ANGELA Cotcllese. 14. Kelly llaynes. 14, and Kristir Nicely. 15. joined forces with Miss Huemer in an impressive eight place

finish in the 400 meter free relay. "I'm impressed with the : way everyone swam." noted Coach Dave Hart. ; "It's not often a first year team scores at Junior Olympics." Other Wild wood Crest participants were: Joe Bresan. 17; Rich Demers. 17; Leslie and Michael Satt. Joe and Timmy Klong. Michele Savino. 12, Jenifer Nicely. 12. and Terry Schrieber. 12. Tryouts for the fall/winter team will be held Wednesday. Thursday. and Friday, Oct. 16. 17, and 18. Call Hart at 522-0084 for an appointment "We have lots of room for beginners to join and par- • ticipate on the team.'.' said Hart.

i IVrr. U'.i'.l I SUMMER VALENTINES — Two bearhgoers put sand I to good use on Poverty Beach in Cape May by making 1 I valentines for their boyfriends. Ingrid Valley , left, is from t ] Spartanburg. N.C. Her friend Debra Proper of Klmira. N.Y.. works at the Christian Admiral Hotel this summer. c

For information, call 967-3066 Cape Men Score High On Bluefish AVALON - Cape May County anglers fared well in the second annual bluefish tournament conducted by the Sykes Yacht Sales-Avalon Pointe Marina. Paul Callahan of South Seaville. fishing aboard the Doc ll. captured first and 18th, garnering more than $5,000 in cash and prizes. His winning fish weighed in at 15 lbs. 4 oz. JIM WRIGHT. Mike Ru nyon, and Dave Bowman of Stone Harbor, fishing from the Sea Nymph, placed fish in second and fifth and tied for third and fourth to collect $2,000 Fred Payne of Sea Isle City, fishing aboard the Reel Affair, took sixth place with a 14-lb. 7 oz. fish. Ruyon was also a winner in the 1984 tournament Wetlands Festival Run Slated STONE HARBOR - As part of the Wetlands Institute's Wings N Water Festival, a five-mile Festival Run will be held in Avalon. beginning 8:30 a m Salurdav. Sept 21. ^ The event will start and finish at Avalon Community Hall. 30th Street and Avalon Avenue. Trophies will he awarded in six categories for both men and women. T-shirts will go to the first 200 participants Pre registration wiil take place until Sept.. 20 at the Avalon Community Hall, at with checks payable to the Wetlands Festival. For further information, call 967-8200

mm CATCHING THE RAYS — lounging on the Stone Harbor beach last week and loving every minute of it were Kim Dresseli. left, and Fran Weber, both 21. of Allentown. Pa.