Surf Fishing Clinic – (No surf fishing experience needed.) Open to women at least 18 years old. All equipment and bait will be provided. Participants will learn the basics of surf fishing, including information on rods, reels, line, tackle, knots, bait, fish identification, casting, reading the surf, and caring for your catch. The afternoon will be spent on the beach using techniques learned to fish the surf. The workshop will take place rain or shine, warm or cold. Participants should be prepared with appropriate clothing, as well as other convenience items such as sun screen, sunglasses, hat, and foul weather gear.

Commentary by Hank F. Miller Jr.

Someone sent me this family photo of President Obama as a youngster along with a photo copy of a Indonesia registration certificate that I like to share with the readers of ClearysNoteBook. I lived and worked in Indonesia for Atlantic Richfield in the 1970\’s on and off over a 5 year period and read and spoke the language proficiently.

Seated to the right side along with his father, mother and little sister is President Barack Obama.

This I believe is a registration certificate to join the family in Indonesia just after the birth of Barack Obama\’s sisters in Honolulu, Hawaii. (click to enlarge)

On the certificate is listed under:

1. Name: Barry Soetoros = Barack Obama.

2.Tempat Dan tanggal lahir:From Honolulu 4/8/61.

3.Bangas warga negara: Living in Indonesia.

4.Aginia: Religion – Islam.

The other lines are to bleared to much for me to read clearly.

Warm Regards from Kitakyushu City, Japan.

Have a wonderful Day.

Hank F. Miller Jr.

Note: Hank is a former resident of Gloucester City who resides in Kitakyushu City, Japan.

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