Rehoboth Beach
Little League fund
still growing
The Rehoboth Beach Little
League Capital Campaign
continues to grow withre-
cent donations. The pho-
tographs here show recent
donations of $1,000 each to
the fund. Shown in the top
photograph are Steve
Scheller (r) presenting a
check on behalf of Atlantic
Portrait Studio to Blake
Thompson, chairman of the
capital campaign.
The bottom photograph
shows Nick Caggiano Jr. (1)
presenting a check on behalf
of Nicola Pizza to Kenny Lin-
go, a member of the capital
campaign committee.
The Rehoboth Beach Little
League Capital Campaign is
paying for construction of
several fields on the Glade
Road complex known as Ep-
worth United Methodist
Park with fencing, conces-
sion stand, lights, score-
boards, dugouts and a vari-
ety of other improvements al-
lowing the league to play in
first class conditions.
Dennis Forney photos
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Fishing Report
Continued from page 86
soft plastics have turned the trick
this summer for trout and floun-
der. Gene Racz of R & R Sports
said he did very well this week
with culprit salt and pepper
worms. He also tipped the jighead
and worm with clam (lips or strips
depending on who you talk to).
Indian River
The South Pocket at Indian Riv-
er Inlet has produced some keeper
rockfish on white bucktails tipped
with worms. There have also been
trout caught at night on mirrolures
and school blues caught on wind-
cheater plugs in the inlet area.
Small rockfish are showing up
in Massey's Ditch and flounder
fishing is reported to be good in
the back bays. Well upriver, white
perch continue to please anglers.
Surf
Surf action is producing a
mixed.bag with some school
blues, kingfish, blowfish, trout
and rockfish. There are fish to be
had, but the action fends to be a
little spotty.'
Sponsors deserve applause
Because it's hice to give credit
where credit is due, we like to list
the sponsors of the Lower Sussex
Bassmasters Youth Tournament,
held Saturday, June 7. The tourna-
ment attracted nearly 100 youth
that morning.
100% Financing Available
* with approved credit
Here are the sponsors for the
June 7 fishing tournament: Lower
Sussex Bassmasters, Delco Voy-
ager, Kersey Outfitters. R & R
Tackle, Duke's Boat Sales,
Short's Marine, B & R Bait and
Tackle, Martin's Bait and Tackle,
Joa.nne's Bait and Tackle, Skate-
world, Midway Bowl, Barcroft,
Lazy Susan's Seafood Dell, Hen-
lopen Masonry, Cape Henlopen
Elks, Boulevard Auto Sales,
Three Starr Deli, Milton Sausage
and Scrapple, McDonald's
(Lewes and Rehoboth Beacli),
Edgehill Pharmacies, Grotto Piz-
za, Country Life Homes, Daiwa,
B.A.'s Bait and Bassin Shop,
Grog Shop, Kupchick's Restau-
rant, Pontoon Express. Champion
Boats, U.S. Coast Guard Aux.,
Tracker Boats, Milton Chamber
of Commerce, Hoss's Bait and
Tackle, Old Inlet Bait and Tackle,
Millman's Hardware, Tom Bests,
Bill's Bait and Tackle, Tackle
Shack, St. Croix, The Broadkill
Store, Wilson Baker Exxon, Wil-
son's Sunshine Marina, Star Deli,
George (Mirrow) Sutton, Hot
Diggity Dog, Taylor Tackle,
Dunkin Donut, Shep's Bait and
Tackle, Herb's Bait and Tackle,
Bakers Hardware, Mustad, Gude-
brod, Inc., Wilmington Trust
Company, Marlin's Bait and
Tackle, T.T.I. Company, Ande,
Reaction Lures; B.A.S.S. National
Federation, Delaware Division of
Fish and Wildlife, Bill Lewis
Lures, Poe's Lures Co, Crab Barn,
Mercury, Eagle Claw, M & N
Tackle, Intervet, Charger Inc.,
Wrangler and O.M.C.
These anglers recently went out on Capt. Don Churchill's
charter vessel Second To None and got into some slammer
blues fishing on the East Lump. Shown with their catch are
(l-r) Richard Ford, George Miller, Carolyn Miller, Steve
Churchill, Fran Murphy, and Richard Ford Jr., all of
Philadelphia. Gregg Keck serves as first mate with Capt.
Churchill.
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Whitewater raring
trip Aug 7-9
The Reformation Lutheran
Church of Milford is sponsoring a
whitewater rafting trip at Ohiopy-
le Aug. 7-9. The cost of the trip is
$35, which will be used to pay the
fee for rafting. The camp charges
will be paid by the Youth Ministry
funds and monies earned through
the collection of aluminum cans.
Registration must be made by
June 29, with checks made
payable to the' Reformation
Lutheran Church. Those attending
the trip should meet at 1:30 p.m.
on Aug, 7 in the church parking
lot. Departure time is 2 p.m. and
the group will return by 4 p.m. on
June 9. Anyone 12 and older is in-
vited to participate.
Soccer tourney at
County fair
The Latina De Futbol de Del-
marva soccer league will host a
soccer tournament during the Sus-
se x County Fair at the George---
town Airpark on Friday, July 4 be-
ginning at 1:30 pan.
Three games will be played si-
multaneously in the tournament,
which will feature the top three
teams in the iS-team Delmarva
League, two teams from New
York and one from North Caroli-
na. There will be successive
rounds to determine the first, sec-
ond, third and fourth place finish-
ers.
In addition to the tournament
there will also be at least one exhi-
bition game. An African team
from Washington, D.C., will play
Delmarva's Group A All-Star
team.
'Magic' soccer camps
offered in July
The Wizard Magic Soccer
Camps, presented by the
Delaware Wizards Professional
Soccer Club, will be at Delaware
Technical & Community College
during the weeks of July 7-1 t and
July 14-18. The fee for the camps
is $75 per week.
MAGS Compact
Phone (302) 645-8350 FAX (302) 644-2066
Weekdays: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. • NO EVENING HOURS TIL LATE AUGUST
Evenings- 7:10 p.m. - 9 p.m.
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