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Trap Ban To Begin Oct. 27 CONVENT STATION - Steel-jaw leghold traps are illegal in New Jersey effective Oct. 27, according to legislation signed into law by Governor Thomas Kean last year. "Even though the trapping season has not started, our office already has received reports of two domestic animals injured in such traps." said Nina Austenberg.- director of The Humane Society of the United States. Mid-Atlantic Regional Office here It is illegal to manufac- I ture. sell, offer for sale, possess, import or transport a steel-jaw leghold trap. Moreover, no animal shall be taken by means of this trap, pointed out Austenberg. The Humane Society of the United States is urging citizens who see these traps after Oct. 27 to contact their local police depart ment or conservation officer and the society office at (201) 377-7111. The conservation officer for the Southern District, including Cape May County. is 629-0555.

Since 1912. the Burke family has been providing its customers with quality General Motors cars and trucks, excellent selection and the lowest prices possible. The trodition continues at the Burke Chevrolet*Oldsmobile*Codillac dealership in Wild wood where Rebel Roy and Dixie Dove Burke lead the charge for quality, selection and lowest prices. See the ^ Burkes and find out why they soy "Come South and ^ Cutlass Ciera LS Coupe Chevrolet Cavalier Join us at the 3-Day Auto Tent Sale* at the Rio Mall, Rt. 47 & Rt. 9, t?^SStHI§r " Rio Grande, Sept. 17, 18 & 19— 10 a.m.to 9p.m.! j ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

■ v- 1 "b ' ■B ,1 { M vzTm. Don. Word CAPTAINS FOUR — Minus their captain's hats, four fishing boat owners huddled at the Fishermen's Memorial Fund dinner Friday. From the left are Frank Cassedy. of Lady Grace: Fred Ascoli. of Miss Chris II; Paul Thompson, of Porgv 11: and Wayne llaibruner. of Elsie G.

Night in Court STONE HARBOR - In observance of National Court Observance Week. The Cape May County l^egal Secretaries observed Night in Court Wednesday, Oct. 2, at the Borough of Stone Harbor Municipal Court.

Race Winner Sets Cape May Record

CAPE MAY — Steven Osmer of Erma, who is attached to the United States Coast Guard Training Center here, breezed to victory in the second annual Cape May Beachfront Run Saturday. Oct. 5, in a course record time of 26 minutes 23 seconds LINDA McGOVERN of Avalon took top honors in (he women's division as she finished the 4.4 mile course in 31 minutes 10.1 seconds. Approximately 110 runners participated in the race, which went the length of Cape May's Beachfront twice on a cool, sunny day HELPING to make this event successful were Cape May Point Volunteer Fire Co.. Chris Garrison. Irene Monge, Runaway Athletic Club. The Baileywicke. John Bailey. Aubrey Johnson, Hazel Maley. John Whitehead. Gladys Mendo. Amy Taylor. Cape May Police Department. Cape May Public Works. Cape May Rescue Squad and Linda Matthews The Coast Guard Training Center provided recruits for traffic control and the Regimental Runners Hunt's Theaters donated the use of a building The results of the run are as follows: 1st. Steve Osmer. Erma. 2nd. Ben McDivitt, Avalon; 3rd. Ted Armstrong. Vineland; 4th. Pete Heigel. Ocean City; 5th, George Rementer. North Cape May . 6th, Don Wernik. Lower Township. 7th, Ed Jaggard. Mays Landing. 8th, Robert Keith, Town Bank; 9th. Charlie Morrow. Cape May; 10th. Bill Hoffman. Bethlehem, Pa.

MEN UNDER 13: Bob McAlamen, Ocean View. Men 13-19: Cory Wetterau, Dennis Township, Dean Wendt, Cape May. Men 20-29: Pete Heigel. Ocean City; Charlie Morrow. Cape May; David Wood. Cape May. Men 30-39: George Rementer. North Cape May: Ed Jaggard. Mays Landing; Robert Keith. Town Bank. Men 40-49: Don Wernik. Lower Township; Bill Hoffman. Bethlehem. Pa.; Jim Lombardi. Vineland. Men 50-plus: Ernie Marcassi, Vineland Men Overall: Steve Osmer. Erma ; Ben McDivitt. Avalon; Ted Armstrong. Vineland FEMALE OVERALL: Linda McGovern. Avalon; Pat Gallagher. Avalon Rachel Noble. Mars. Pa Women Under 13; Nicole Wetterau. Dennis Township Women 13-19 Rachel Noble. Mars. Pa Women 20-29: Mimi Henry. Ocean City; Ann Visser. Cape May. Pat Gallagher. Avalon Women 30-39: Darcy Dougherty. Wildwood Crest; Linda McGovern. Avalon Women 40-49: Kathy Finneran. Cape May Swim Tryouts CAPE MAY - Registrations and tryouts for the city's swim team will be heid Wednesday. Oct. 30. beginning at 7 p.m. at the Elementary School. Members of last year's team and new members are all welcome. Call the Department of Civic Affairs at 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27 for more information.

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