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TRENTON - Assemblyman Guy F. Muziani has announced his opposition to the federally proposed saltwater fishing license fee. According to Muziani. the $10 fee. requested by President Reagan in this year's federal budget proposal. would threaten shore tourism and harm the state's charter and party

boat industry. "Imposing a fee on one of the favorite pastimes of shore visitors would only serve to curb the number of tourists attracted to our summer resort areas." said Muziani. R-Cape May. Cumberland. "COUNTLESS beachgoers are drawn to the Jersey coast to fish." he said. "And countless numbers will stay away if this proposal comes to fruitioq/" Muziani, co-sponsor of a resolution urging Congress to oppose the request, said that in addition to curtailing casual tourists, a salt water fishing license requirement could mean undue hardship for businesses that rely on the more serious salt water fisherman for income. "The boating industry has suffered severe setbacks over the past 10 years because of rising fuel prices, spiraling insurance fees and interest rates and other circumstances beyond the control of the industry," Muziani continued. •SHOULD THE President's proposal gain approval. 1 believe there will be even Viore trouble ahead for the struggling business. "Representatives from the boating industry have already voiced their opposition to such licensing, and with due cause. Persons who take their families and friends out for a nice relaxing day of fishing would think twice before doing so if they had to pay for licensing fees in addition to the cost of renting a boat." he said.

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Dorit Ward BAAAII — Megan Eckstein. 8. the daughter of Bill and Gerry Eckstein, of Dias Creek, hugs her African pygmygoat "Cinderella." Megan, who is from Korea, raised her goat for a 4-H project.

McElhenny Gets Wings

MARMORA - Stephen M. McElhenny. son of J Stephen and Janice Y. McElhenny of 27 Hilltop Dr.. has received the silver wings of an Army aviator and was appointed a warrant officer upon completion of the rotary wing aviator course at the U.S. Army Aviation School, Fort Rucker, Ala. The course provided training in leadership and helicopter flying techni-

ques .as well as instrument flying. McElhenny is a 198-1 graduate of Ocean City High School.

STONE HARBOR BRIDGE CLUB Results on March 16 1st. Gene Fisher and Henry Buchiamco 42 2nd. Millie Green and Eileen Kalafski 41 f 3rd. Sally Sauders and Jane Haw I ley 40 I 4th tie. \ Bill Coan and Bob Owens 36 '^tetty Parker and Carolyn Eldon36

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