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.-• I.' rf 1 "l. H ?:3 i ( Social Security news Editor's, note: Your Social Security Office at Pennsylvania • and . Paclfle avs. In Atlantic . City, will answer, all . your questions. For more personal replies. write or visit the office, .or call 800-272-1111. Q4 receive SSI payments. A friend recently moved in with me, and we are going to shave the household expenses. Do il have to notify Social Security of this change in my living arrangements? A. Yes. You must notify Social Security if you begin living with others and share in the household expenses. You also should let Social Security know if there is any change in the amount you or the others contribute to expenses. These changes might cause an increase or decrease in your SSI payments. :Q..I will be eligible for Medicare later this year, and Pm trying to decide whether I will need additional health insurance. What exactly does Medicare cover? A. Medicare hospital insurance helps pay for inpatient hospital care and, after a hospital stay, for inpatient care in a skilled nursing facility and for home health services. Medicare medical insurance helps pay for doctors' services, outpatient hospital services, outpatient physical therapy and speech pathology services,, and a number of other medical services and supplies not covered by hospital insurance. For more information, ask for a copy of "Ar brief explanation of Medicare" at any Social month. Will Medicare pay for Security office. my care? Q. I work for two different employers. Each employer deducts Social Security taxes from my pay and, as a result, I pay excess taxes. How do I get a refund? A. If you work for more than one employer in any year and pay Social Security taxes on more than the maximum amount - $22,900 in 1979 — you may'claim a refund of these Q. I'm 27 and have been working in a Job covered by Social Security for six years. I'm getting married in June and plan to stop working and raise a family. If I ever get Social Security payments, it'll probably be on my husband's earnings' record. So what happens to the money I paid in and the earnings credits I have? A. The earnings credits you've accumulated remains on your record permanently. If you ever dedde to go back to work, the additional credits you earn will be added to your record and could mean beneftis for you and your family when you're eligible. The money you paid in Social Security taxes goes to the Sodal Security trust funds, which are used to pay monthly benefits and for administration of the Social Security program. Q. lam entering a Christian Science sanatorium next Support your local poet ByMARKSOIFER ' Idoalotof driving through the pioelands. This poem is probably the result. DEERWOODS A fragile, disconcerted deer Reverses traction to the rear _ . As nervous as • chandelier That clinks Ms cantilever light From crystal eyes recording flight Through numb coordbutes of night... HaxcorrcUUd wtth tab Ice Diffused in dinner table rice Explodfag in my Iris twice... But why delineate a deer Into an energised carecrT It only turns to disappear... Something's there some where in my head or through rlodont know but %fc there waiting to hatch! like a baby aad take me 4>jr surprise. I'!.! • • always loved surprises .aad surprises are Obviously surprises but il only Jast realised ihey come when a* one's looking • BOO! Just like that. : Mark8oifer •:•>. AN ODE TO JOHN WASHINGTON >We never met. I never shook his hand. - . He never knew how 1 listened with rapt attention. : As he led the Ocean City Municipal Band. < Vet when I heard of his untimely delta. I cried a silent tear. For I. along wtth the many Oceaa City summer visitors t WB1 surely miss him when I return this year. e; Verna Murphy .,_. ' Mint on? a; Send your poems for publication to "Support Your local Poet" fa care of this newspaper. HELP WANTED Alert Man or Woman . ' The Cape May County Rescue Squad Needs You As a Volunteer Dispatcher. Phone installed in your home. No experience necessary, will train, •24 hour shift every third day jFor »_ more Information, fill out tho form below jand stud It to: fTHH CAP* MAY COUNTY RssSCUB SQUAD. IMCI P.O. BOX 314 \ - OCBAN CITY, N.J HCtty.... ...Zip • • • • about getting a" refund, contact your local Internal Revenue Service Office. A. Medicare hospital insurance' can help pay for inpatlent hospital and skilled nursing facility services in a participating Christian Science sanatorium if it is operated, or listed and certified by, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. For more information, contact the Social Security office. care under Medicare One of the least known benefits covered by Medicare, but one potentially valuable to many people, is home health care, Oscar P. Ernst Jr., Social .Security district manager in Atlantic City, said recently. Home health care can be covered under either Medicare hospital insurance or Medicare medical insurance, depending on the circumstances of a particular case. Home health care is for people who do not need fulltime skilled care as inpatlents of a medical facility, but who do have an illness or injury that prevents them from leaving home to receive .the health care they need. People who need part-time skilled health services in thenhomes can receive home health care from a home health agency. Such an agency can be either a public or private organisation that specializes in providing skilled nursing services and other health care services to patients in their own home. Medicare can pay for such services as part-time skilled nursing services, physical therapy, and speech therapy. For a person who needs one or more of these services, Medicare can also pay for part-time services of an occupational therapist, home health aide, or medical social worker, and medical supplies and the use of medical appliances furnished by the home health agency. Medicare cannot pay for full-time nursing care at home; drugs snd Mctogicals, personal comfort; of ^ con-, venience items, meals delivered to a person's home, or homemaker services. A leaflet, "Home health care under Medteare," gives more details about this protection and lists the conditions under which Medicare can pay for these services. Free copies can be obtained at the Atlantic City Sodal Security Office located at Pennsylvania and Pacific avs. The telephone number is 800-272-1111. OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER Q. My grandfather is 6». He has no regular income, but occasionally make's some money doing odd Jobs for neighbors. If he applies for .SSI, would this money count against him? A. Not all income Is counted in determining the amount of a person's income for SSI purposes. Irregular or infrequent earned income is not counted if it totals no more than $30 in a calendar quarter. Your grandfather Dealing with Sodal Security office. Q. Back in January, I retired and started getting Social Security checks. I know (hat if I go back to work, my earnings may affect my checks. But, what about income I receive from savings and investments? A. When figuring what income may affect your Social Security checks, you must count earnings from work of any kind, whether or covered by Social , except tips ByWlLLIAMA.MILLERJR..PhD chei •s have been studying to* process of mother-infant t H f t attachment ttht f for th the last four decades. Biological actors can produce nMyiiw, but the destiny oTtheoaiW-caM relationship iTdetermined by. the early emotional faming* ««wi *******tfaw between mother, lather and child. The first few hours, days, and weeks in the Infantparent relationshh) set the stage for the child's method and ability to relate to others. Witnessing the birth prooesshas been fouDdtosatuttmtbepsnoto degree of attachment to the newborn. Physical and dose contact between parents and taf ant promotes optimal emotional bondmg In the years to come. • Anew mother must boldher infant to realise that she realty has a baby. At first this Is a passive event. But withm the first few days this becomes an "active" opportunity for most mothers. The body and movements of the infant are Important m r " " mother fed gratified in her new role. The touching that goes on between mother he ad and iinfant confirms the Identity y and frtnrt —1t*tnrt of * a separate son. Eventually the tmrhlng jpnim WSSM into snng lni the infant up p against g the mother's hes breast . Ressan Ressanbsrs h have used d this thi as an indicator id of how the mother feels about herself and her relationship with nerdSd. ^Theinajor^ of nwtbersmaD stages of chikfcaarmg hold their infants closely to the left side of the cheat where the heartbeat canoe heard by the infant Unto Is hltefibheartbeat g b la famOlsr and offers a feeling of security. Not only is the phytkaf intact important, but also J^»y(jfsp««±,nc4theanwii^ l l t k I t U t h l l t f ± h that entices the infant's attention. Saying OmdSSR nanuasstsUtatbsdevekimMrtetfaselfidsiittty. These crucial components p In n the pare parent-eldldbo process help hl to structure tt ft future intcrpsr i relationships as the child becomes more independent of parents and the immediate family. DRAPERY W0VENW00D WALLCOVERING MINI BUNDS " BEDSPREADS * Never any charge for estimates 399-7209 amountlngto less than 120 in a month with one employer. However, income from sayings, investments, insurance, or royalties won't affect your checks. Q. I've been getting SSI checks for thepast year. I Just received a letter saying I have to go to the Social Security of flee in two weeks so my case can be redetermined. Since nothing has changed for me in this year, I don't understand why they have to redetermine my case. Can you explain? A. Yes. Under the law, if you get monthly SSI checks, payments were being your case must be reviewed deposited directly Into an periodically. This is to make account in a financial incertain you're still eligible for stitution, the institution these payments and that the ahouldbenotifledofhisorher amount of the payment death as soon as possible. This your're getting is correct. will permit the ^^»^^»^^*^^^rt { department in tbe senior ! class. > Auditing the books was f arranged to be done by tbe « secretaries from the ex- < tension service department ! and the gavel was turned over ! to Mse Weatherby, secretary ; at Lower Township School, f who will complete the term of ' president's office for the nes| ! school year. ' < ' A discussion wo held on ; where to meet for tbe neat ; meeting; everyone will be • notified in October.
y r.'. i i s - * • Students ask OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER Why hasn't the school board included snow days in THURSDAY. MAY 31,197» In February, due to they don't have to go until the three snow days instead of "I don't think anyone likes to school until the end of June they feel that last year's it with a knife. Many people from us. Also the students "unexpected difficulties," the 21st. However, many, if not none and use two Saturdays the idea of staying in school, for the next couple years. lunch system was much feel that'the school should set should show more respect to school was closed for a all, of the underclassmen feel for the other make-up days. until June 21. This cuts the better than this year's, this up a smoking lounge for the each other and to' school number of daya — not in avery strongly about it. Remember, we only have 11 summer severely. People year you don't have time to students since the teachers property. row, but throughout the There were a few weeks of our summer with summer Jobs can't start month. These "unexpected suggestions as to how the vacation. Why throw away until the end of June except Just about everyone in therelax and eat. If you have have a lounge. Either that or The last problem was difficulties" were the work of problem could be solved. The one of them?" (Kevin for weekends and evenings. school has some type of lunch the first half, you have forbid smoking at all — in- mostly submitted by seniors. mother nature herself — following are a few responses Hfllliday) Summers are supposed to be complaint about different to rush down to the cafeteria, cluding the teachers. And that is, the seniors should snow. Because of the snow, that were received: vacations and an opportunity things in the school. And no get your lunch and eat in 15-20 The next worst problem Is have more privileges. They' school will be open until the "In my opinion, getting out "I don't think it's fair, to earn money. Attending matter how tyiey try, it's very minutes. Then you have to go teacher favoritism. Then feel they should be able to go 21st of June. The school is of school at June 21 is because the school board school interferes with these difficult to change some of to your study hall and sit for came the idea of going to the and come when they want,' the remaining time. Last year usually allowed so many snow ridiculous. Obviously, we should set a few days aside for plans." (Josette Tester) these problems. Of course library during free periods have more senior cut days you could get your lunch, sit days a year, but since there have to make up the school snow days. After all, the many times it's hard to get without a pass and going without having to worry about, and relax and then do your, weren't any this year, the loss days we missed because of the students aren't the ones someone to listen to the outside for lunches, especially getting caught, and a lot of must be made up at the end of snow, but six days. I'm sure Well, as you can see, the homework if you wanted to. during the fall and spring. bringing on the snow." problem, let alone solve it. other things that they would the school year. half the school won't even consensus is about the same. You dldnt have to worry Some students go out anyway (MaryAnne Calise) In a classroom students like to do. But of.,course A number of people were show up for those make up However, there's nothing the about watching the clock to but they usually feel guilty "It's no one's fault that were asked to write down they're just getting anxious, recently asked how they felt days. Anyhow, the last three students can do about It ex- know when it's time to because they know they're not school is open until the 21st of what they thought were some for graduation. about going to school until days of school are useless.' cept voice how they feel. We change. supposed to leave. They June, although I think they of the worst problems in the June 21. Almost all those You get pretty tired of doing niust attend school for 180 could have taken a couple of school. The following are the The bathroom conditions, always come bade for the next asked came to the same crossword puzzles in a half- days and unless the school is . days out of Easter vacation .results. are very poor. The doors on period so it must mean they Now you've seen what some, conclusion — it isn't fair. The empty classroom. The given some snow days, if the instead of taking all of them The top two problems were the stalls b some of the gtrl's can be trusted. of theproblemsare— why not" at least try to help solve seniors don't mind, but then, solution is simple, give us winters continue to be like on the end." (Tom Cade) the lunch-study ball and the bathrooms are of f, the writing Another hi that teachers they have been, well be going poor bathroom conditions. on the walls is terrible and the them? You could make the' should show some respect to smoke is so thick you could ut the students as they expect school a better place to go to. • On the old chair in front of 50 students, ranging from freshman to seniors, raising his hands shoulder high, "Sing" he says. Down come his hands and the 50 voices blend harmonously under his direction. He goes on through the song, mouthing the words to help the 50 voices. "That will really sound," he whispers after the voices have all cut off at the same time. : Lewis Benzon has been with the Ocean City High School Choir for 15 years. On Wednesday night, May 16, Mr. Benzon directed • the 1978-79 choir at his last Spring Concert. : He is retiring at theendof the year. • The man with the title "the golden ear and : the golden heart" has had 15 choirs, more : than 900 Wednesday night rehearsals and has created a tradition with the choir the high school will be proud to maintain. When some choir members were asked . just how they felt about him, everybody seemed to have the same answer, "He was a \ Mend, and Hove him." The choirs will neve? be the same when he's gone, and whoever • takes his place will have a tough act to : follow. But with 15 years of tradition, it can ;' be said with ease that "nobody does it better." _ Nobody does it better Mr. Michael Subotich congratulates Mr. Lewis Benzon on a fine performance after the concert oa May 16. Published by and for students at Ocean City High Band travels toN.Y. Ocean City High School band members recently went to New York City to see the ihnW'Eubie." On May 23 'the group of musicians, colorguard, and majorettes with chaperones Warren Miller, James Piuvtno, and Virginia Mulford left Ocean City to go to the. Ambassador Theatre. } After arrival, the students' separated into groups to eat lunch, see the sights, or shop, until they met back at the theatre. "Eubie" is a musical review of the work by lyridst and composer Eubie Blake. It included many jazz and blues arrangements with both rin g 1 nfl and rfanrfng. The musical, presented by Ashton Springer, lasted about two hours. The students then left New York and returned to Ocean City about 8 o'clock that evening. One student commented, "The show was really great. We all had a very good tune." TALKTOME Talk to me! Let me know how Talk to Me! It's not a conyou i^eji ^rti'tnffn* At least try to convince me 1b reveal your emotions, that this relationship is reaL About the times we've spent Talk to me! I can't read your Talk to me! Like you Turn over your thoughts and promised yog would. Dant leave me out in the cold It'll prove you're no good. So talk to me! And rn talk to you This mess can be straightened out. The real you easier to find. Talk to Me! This time from your heart And if there's nothing there forme . ' «• But it's gonna take two. Then it's time for us to part. UsTyrreU Music groups hold awards presentation program On Tuesday, May 22, an instrumental music awards presentation was held in the cafeteria of Ocean City High School. At this time, all members of the band, majorettes and colorguard were recognized for their hard work and participation throughout the -school year. • The evening started off with the stage band playing a number of selections. : Afterwards, Kathy Mc- Cormick, adviser for the majorette*, began the awards presentation. Stick pins were given to those girls who had wen on the majorette squad CONFESSIONS OF A PLANET HEAD Poetry corner " fral(L Girl hoopsters honored BILLOWS Published by the Publications Club of Ocean City High School. Ocean City. NJ. Member of Columbia Scholastic Press Association Co-Editors: Sharon Stiles and Joanne Farrell Co-Photographic Editors: Doug Mason and GwenSeidel ' Contributing Staff: Penni Jones, Stephanie Shereby, Irene Madara, Marlene Hodgdon Staff Adviser Mr. Joseph Bonner for one year, and a varsity awarded a trophy. Three little gifts to show the band's to the outstanding marching President, Nun Blyler; vice letter was given to those who larger trophys were awarded appreciation of Mr. Miller's band soloist, went to Jeff president, Lester Lippmcott; had been on the squad for two to Mary Ellen FrankowsU, dedication and hardwork. Morris. Next was the Out- secretary, Nancy Vanderpool, years. She presented Mary silk squad leader; Jackie Mr. Miller then began bis standing Section • Squad fpj\ historian, f^'Tl* Peek. Lou Newsome with a trophy Slusher, rifle squad leader, presentation of awards. He iLeader Certificate which He then proceeded with the for her two years of and Anna Siviy, colorguard started with the freshman and went to Virginia Feairhdkr. special awards. The Arion dedication to the squad as captain. Anna was also given sophomores who each The Director's Award,, Award, which goes to those majorette captain. The newa sterling silver whistle for received a pin. The juniors which goes to the most Juniors declaring music as majorette captain was an- her dedication as captain. received a certificate, a pin, promising' pg . their profession, was awarded "Locking Gas Caps." With nounced to be Sharon Stiles. Mrs. Mulford then an- and a varsity letter. The was presented to David to David Nkkerson, Diane : rationing well on the way, Next, Ginny Mulford nounced the new captain and seniors were awarded with a : Lautenschlager. A certificate, Wood, and Nancy Vanderpool. K i is a phrase that you'll be presented the members of the new squad leaders for next pin, a certificate and a desk trophy, and charm was then Nlckerson also received the bearing more. colorguard with awards. The year. They are: Lynne Kib- piece. awarded to the field conOrchestra Award. A small enterprising group American squad, which blehouse, colorguard captain; Ten special awards were ducter, Dona Ellis. Concert of businessmen will soon be consists of freshmen, was Yvonne Tomlin and Heather then presented to those who awards were given to Jeff rising in fumes and wealth. given medallions. Those who Campbell, «>ifc squad leaders, deserved them. The first wasMorris, Dona Qhs, Joseph These people are part of "K ft have been on the rifle and silk and Pennl Jones, rifle squad' the All-Amerlcan Band Monxo, and Anne Sweeney., K Gas Caps Ine.' squad for one year were given leader. Certificates which went to At this time Mr. Miller took stick pins; for two years they Jeff Morris and Dona Ellis David Nlckerson and Nina a minute to thanfr this year's received a varsity letter, and presented Warren Miller, BMer. "The 'Marine Corps officers and announce next for three years they wereband director, with several Youth Certificate, which goes year's officers. They will be: r they will, these cape will sell like crazy. They have been selling stock and already prices have gone from $8 to 154 a share, and split twice. H * H gas caps was started but H was bought out quickly byKetKlastweek.KeVKnow Ted Klepac has a monopoly on gas caps and Hans Kennon started and they have a total in- buying locking gas caps ventory of 4,110 cases of several months ago and when locking gas capft penpl* start stealing gas. and when we talk. On Wednesday, May 16, V^a^$ tmm. She also _, .M..H Sometimes I feel as if I could members of the Ocean City Those attending the dinner were Lisa PogUo, Courtney Vanderslice, Moey Barr, Brlnkman, Margie Kim Pranklui, Sandy ~ l *S w d * ***£? far n * The words and opinions whlx mV p^"bead~" y Just teU him my whole life girls' vanity basketball[team «*Undli« eaecbmg, . by me like flying indhooe noone notices how *°P^ ^ . _,. * « ttend « l • ***** *»* cosmic satellites, heavy it is. « wouia just sw ana given m ineir nonor oy me My head I. the planet in the AndMill S* when I'm happy *"*"• "A^r^tlS^JaS'ef "-center of it all mH i>~ Alter a hearty meal of J*e1y one? in a while ^bSaSuJSwhatwe ?' «• *^ fj? 6 " 1 * *** "!!! ril *F»*%' ""Jl "somethina said teltera nian*« h*«ifa rtable or awkward? Cbach Pat Dougherty spoke »»P*yjh"** 1 "! *>« V*** to aff those who received raising of money and pur* _ 1( P n iw*Biy* hers, colorguard and * new black hats; two bass - - "- * ibutiscountingonalol g" 00 ** 0 •stars and •Jflyim? ""^""", MBflsfraT majorettasay encwaged to drams; out ejectrfekeybaard 01 "** WUh * SEv V" «« how mm uiking KU of who I am and I dmTknow why this hap- I u be. pened so suddenly ^^ often. Am I doing the fiSTesIf heweremine W***.. ^_^_ And only mine ami hew he would Dnl make him feel good to- X» l 5fjS d !* w ».««»y neverip. the tunnels I fen a« if everything I had t my dreams run in right then IMMldhave given bottom of unsure and has know when good uk** ^ l can brag out when I'm around—I woe flndout or rnfaiiii? U ** "*" mi ^ : a»cu.iw to itt •;: •-. •' vSgKi«*i .... ..: . .'. WpTropaao SR FEVAI4.Y neU year to JjJ Jo»»i waa UBftes to coni^ dcimg a goodjob m ^-^ - Tlrililaa DUI ^^w^«eaai« • - •• r , • -. . Iflajr IsVBnnmBL ' - , • ." ^^^^ _^- m - a w w v v ••••• ®m Boosters elect offi&*s ( 5?'SSL^fSL^wSS "• .•"«• *« the rifle recenUy. Newofncen elected are being made for tbeentire lor next year are president, band front for next fan. Robert Lauteaalager; vice president, Dick Ellis; -. The last two awards were secretary, Marian Town, and i.2rS^ tt J? ai * 1 """njartoa" the Louis Armstrong Award, treasurer, Carol Labance. w aonated IUQ to the band which goes to the oDtctandins! This year has been a busy ** * nev oylon marchbui " •, and the John year tor the band boosters ' * ' b £°«« "odd Uk» to all of the reeidents for c^mueiattefSSre^^ : m No more tint innings . ByKENFARRELL Hary Ann Calise and her stater, Kathy, had two hits and two RBIs each in the third , faming to break open a dose ft ball game, Kim Tripiano then : ^ held PleasantvUle to two more runs, in the final four inntags as the Ocean City girls' softball team blasted ki girls' softball team wins three games in a row the Greyhounds 20-8. In that third inning, every Raider scored as Ocean City errupted for 11 runs on trine hits and unproved its record to S-ll. Tripiano advanced her personal record to 5-8. PleasantyUle took a 6-4 lead with two runs in the top of the toirdinning.Kim Franklin led off the bottomofthe third with '• MoMbyTamWilltaim ' Raider softball Coach Sandy Corson has watched her team improve down the stretch. It took three straight in the past week. •i 1 T/A Diamond Roofing 6 Spedafeii ONE DAY SERVICE a walk. After Sue DeForrest singled, Mary Ann Calise smacked her first hit of the. game, a single that scored Franklin. Sister Kathy hit a base-clearing triple later in the inning to knock in both Iripiano and Murphy. After batting around. Mary Ann Wildwood Catholic. The Calise singled to knock in her Raiders took the first game second run of the inning. 10-7 and the second 94. In the first game, Jill In a rare doubleheader. Murphy went a perfect four- Ocean Citjwon its third game for-four with one RBI while in a row with a sweep of ah Kathy Calise and Karen afternoon double header with Chattin both added four RBIs. The Ocean Recreation girls' Softball team after win over Wildwood Crest. Recreation news Robby Prinz and Michael Cipriano played excellent games, with Cipriano hitting the goal post on three different occasions, but he could not get the ball in the goiuV Hurst Travel also played in Dennisville., but the results were a little batter. Hurst played to a tie with the Tigers. Tom Lanchoney and> ADDS UP/ "SAVINGS PLUS" is quarterly compounding that helps YOU to maximize on your SAVINGS with HIGHEST EFFECTIVE ANNUAL YIELD — ANYWHERE! EFFECTIVE REGULAR ANNUAL SAVINGS CERTIFICATES HIGH YIELD INTEREST 8.24% 8 year $5,000 minimum 8.00% 7.98% 6 year $5,000 minimum 7.75% 7.71% 4 year.... $1,000 minimum 7.50% 6.92% 30 month $500 minimum 6.75% 6.66% 1-2 year $500 minimum 6.50% 5.88% 6 month* $500 minimum 5.75% REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS 5.35% Interest paid day-of-deposit 5.25% r ' to day of withdrawal "Money Market Certificates" are still available. Ask about our current high Interest ratell ? ;i ^' : * Compounding ol interest prohibited during term of 6 month certificate. Substantial interest penalty on early certificate withdrawal. Accounts insured to $40,000 by an Agency of ine Federal Government. CAPE MAY COUNTY Savings & Loan Association 7 N. •«• SI. • Cw* Mqr Caurt HOUM 4M41M SOCCER Charley McCardeU both is sponsoring a canoe trip on The Astros of Dennlsvflle responded well to theFriday, June 22. The trip will handed the Waves their first pressure put on by the Tigers. take place on the Wading loss of the season in the McCardeU saved two floats River in Batata Any student recreation department's with his aggressive defense between grades eight and 12 spring soccer league last and Lanchoney had an out- are invited to participate. The Wednesday, with the final standing game at both ends of bus will leave at 8:30a.m. and score being 2-1. the field. Special credit goes return at approximately Dominic Iannace was theto John Skogland, who played 3p.m. goal scorer for the Waves, but goalie. Skogland had many one goal just was not enough. saves that might well have ALMOST ANYTHING Without the help of inner been the game-winning goals GOES Michael Allegretto, the Waves for the Tigers. The Third Annual "Almost Anything Goes" sponsored by offensive surge was limited. The Jetties played what the recreation department Allegretto injured his thumb might have been their best will be held on Saturday June in last week's game and had game of the season on Wed- 2at 2 p.m. There will be seven not fully recovered for the nesday. The Jetties were teams participating. The contest with the Astros. pitted against the Reccos of teams will -be each of the Stone Harbor and they sited classes from 7th grade to 12th up very well. The Reccos are grade and the combination of currently in second place in St. Augustine's 7th and 8th the Cape May County Soccer grades. League and area strong, wefldlscTpllned team; For information on sports and activities call the The final score was 4-3 with recreation department at 399the Jetties being on the short 6111, ext. 288. Jamie McElgln scored all three goals for the Ocean City team^Be' was assisted on two of the goals by Tim Glyipas, Dan Hoover and Billy Bowen had good games in the midfield, while BUI McGinnis and Dorann Fogllo held the defense together. The Jetties are 2-2-1 an the season with five games remaining to play. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS WIN Ocean City Recreation Department's team won Wednesday night over Brigantine 7-6. Lisa Pfdffer's double with bases fun in fourth inning proved to be the game-winning hit. Sandra Reeves was. the winning pitcher giving up eight hits along the way. Sandra is 1-1 on the season. The defense played well turning three double plays in the seveninning game. Jackie Me- OefMahd produced the last one with two on in the top of the seventh to nail the win. The team is coached by Mike Allegretto and Barb Hensil of the Ocean City Recreation Department. CANOE TRIP The recreation department RECEIVES DEGREE Gary A. Heubel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Heubel of Collingswood and this city, was awarded a doctor of optometry degree from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry, a four-year professional college, on May 20. WHBIYOUBUY ANY HTH.RAOCACE GET «6^ STORE CHECK BY MAIL ON 75 OR 50 LB DRUM GET W STORE CHECK BY MAIL ON 35 OR 25 LB. PAIL GET HP 0 STORE CHECK BY MAIL ON 100 LB DRUM HTH» Dry Chkxmalty It's an algaecide bacteficide and samtucr m-one-pfpduct Tablets
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Page 39 and 40: PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE Casino-relat
Page 41 and 42: M A Y 1 9 7 9 PAGE 6 — SECTION ON
Page 43 and 44: PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE OCEAN CITY
Page 45 and 46: editorials/comment Halt dual office
Page 47 and 48: • PAGE 6 — SECTION TWO OCEAN CI
Page 49 and 50: 1 < I i I i • PAGE 10 — SECTION
Page 51 and 52: PAGE 14 — SECTION TWO Topples 10
Page 53 and 54: PAGE 20 — SECI'ION TWO OCEAN CITY
Page 55 and 56: PAGE 4 — SECTION ONE OCEAN CITY (
Page 57 and 58: j i PAKE 8 — SECTION ONE In the k
Page 59 and 60: 1 PAGE 12 —• SECTION ONE OCEAN
Page 61 and 62: PAGE 16 — SECTION ONE OCEAN CITY
Page 63 and 64: PAGE 20 — SECTION ONE 1155 ASBURY
Page 65 and 66: PAGE 4 — SECTION TWO OCEAN CITY (
Page 67 and 68: M A Y 1 9 7 9 PAGE 8 — SECTION TW
Page 69 and 70: PAGE 12 ^- SECT1OTV TWO OCEAN CITY
Page 71 and 72: • > hi PAGE 16 — SECTION TWO ""
Page 73 and 74: PAGE 20 — SECTION 1VVU World War
Page 75 and 76: .PAGE 4 -r> SECTION ONE 'Patrons' a
Page 77 and 78: » — SECTION ONE OCEAN CITY (N.J.
Page 79 and 80: *-• i 'V 1 It PAGE 12 — SECTION
Page 81 and 82: ,11 s * a •- PAGE 16 — SECTION
Page 83 and 84: ,11 .1'* 3 -J H J;K PAGE 4 — SECT
Page 85: .11 " .» •j i - "' < if I. i ' ;
Page 89 and 90: « \\ v. ir \V : : Motes by Tina Wt
Page 91 and 92: PAGE 18 — SECTION TWO Jl; OCEAN C
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