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Lobster House Net Champion CAPE MAY - The Lobster House defeated Cape Insurance in three of five games to win the Cape May Women's Volleyball Championship by scores of 15-11, 15-3, 10-15, 9-15 and 15-6. Both teams played well all year and continued their fine play in the playoffs. Members of the Lobster House team include Joanne De Costa, Vicki Shaw. Jill Alexander, Liz Fuller, Sherry Layton. Lisa Stadlman and Tasha Jordan.

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CAPE MAY - In a battle for first place in the Youth Basketball Junior Division the Kiwanis Club Keltie News 20-12 as A.J. BriatVt scored 8 points and Charles Mosby had 6. Axelsson and Johnson defeated Roth's Real Estate 7-6, led by Carmen Disiepola with 3 points and Nick Picum with 2 points. Roth's Real Estate got its scoring from Gera Tatum with 4 and Jesse Van Middendorp with a basket. IN SENIOR Diyision play, Casale's Shoes defeated Montreal Inn 45-36 behind 19 points from Jose EUioC and 18 points from Matt Dean. Clint Freeman bounced back from an ankle injury the week before and scored 24 points for Montreal. Mike Zwerawski bad 6 points. Washington Inn evened its record with a 39-30 victory over Model Cleaners. Washington Inn was led by

Matt McGaffney's 13 points and 8-point efforts from Mark Brooks and Kevin Freeman. * STANDINGS Junior Division Kiwants Club of Cape May 7-1 Keltie News 5-3 Sol Needles Agency 5-3 First Jersey National Bank/Sou LhJS Axelsson & Johnson 3-5 KoUi's Real Estate. 1-7 Senior Division Casale's Shoes fl 5-3 Montreal Inn 4-4 Washington Inn. 4-4 Model Cleaners 3-5 Lou Rodia (From Page 54) negatives attached to a license law. FREE RIDE? That's always a sore point. Salt water anglers pay handsomely for the privilege of fishing. There is no free lunch. They pay taxes on the equipment they buy. They pay tolls and parking meter fees. They pay taxes on their fishing-related purchases. A 10 percent excise tax on fishing tackle goes to the federal government. Boats are licensedhy the state. They pay marine and regular motor fuel taxes. They pay taxes on liquor and other refreshments. The list is endless as to what taxes they are already paying for which they get little or no benefit. BUT THEIR money does filter into some of the programs for which it is intended. But when it does they benefit only marginally. Let's take improved fishing. If $alt water anglers are asked to pay 100 percent of the cost of improving fishing, they get back only 40 percent of the catch. According to Department of Commerce figures, 60 percent of ocean fish are caught by the commercial fishermen for the consumer market. Thus, 3"-' I consumer and the commercial fishermen get the most benefit of a tax on the rod and reel angler sport. That's hardly fair. The salt water angler pays and pays handsomely for the privilege of fishing. He is already taxed enough for little return. IT IS HIGH time for the bureaucrats who want the license to understand that if it is fair to tax a salt water angler, it is fair to tax a bird watcher, a tennis player or a hiker. Or, for that matter, even someone who looks out the window to enjoy the sunset. After all, if it is fair to tax segments of the group using the environment, it is fair to tax them all. We have not touched on paying to preserve and improve the habitat. We have not touched on acquiring access, enforcement of laws, the use of the license j to count the anglers and their catch, and the long range effect on the tourist industry if a license were to go into place. Next week, we'll spend time on these topics. Meanwhile, write to Congressman William J. Hughes. 2307 New Rd.. Northfield, N.J., 08225. Or call there at 609-645-7957 and tell the Congressman how feel about the license issue.

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