Oct 1974 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE I — SECTION THREE .THE,OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, i?74
Mayor Ellsworth Armacost, Avalon (second from left) and Larry Newbold,
(second from right) accept Cape May County Chamber's Annual Beautlflcation
Award plaques from Chamber Vice Presidents E, Warren Garrptson (l#ft) nriri
^.Matthew R Tomlin Jr (right) See following story'
WWI veterans start
membership drive
Barracks 2208 World War I
Veteran! is engaged in a
memtwship drive, according
to an annoioicemint made this
week by the commander,
William Krouie,
All World War I veterans who
received an honorable
discharge art invited to joii.
pie pe 1974-75 Cultural Series,
public.
"Funny Girl" was Ms
Adapted from the Broadway areisand's first film. She had
musical comedy of the same originated the Brice role on
title, "Fmmy Girl" is based Broadway In her first starring
looiely on the life and career of appearance on stage. The
Co-ed physical ed in Linwood schools
LBJWQOD - The Linwood
Public School system will be coeducationalizing
the physical
education program for the first
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NOTICE
To Voters of
1st Ward-2nd District
(1-1)
time,
TTiere will be three physical
education teachers teaming for
instruction to grades live
through eight, The basic
program will be set up in units
of instruction. Each teacher
will be a team leader for
specific units with the other two
teachers cooperatively instruetlnf
with the team leader.
This setting is anticipated to
give better individualized in-
Bruction and remediation for
all children. It will allow for
large group instruction and
small group instruction
whenever needed. The program
will involve the three teaching
stations that presently exist at
all times excluding lunch
periods,
"We have consulted with Sal
Abitanta from the State
Department of Education,"
David Blyler, Seaview School
principal reported, "and we
will continue to use his expertise
when needed. He Is
overwhelmingly impressed
with this approach and is
willing to do anything in his
power to see it succeed,"
The PsMitg Plice for Voters of
Hit First Ward-S«cond District
(1-2) hat b««n moved from 14
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Cape May County Chamber of Commerce
President, W, Howard Gerald (left) presents Service
Award plaque to Daniel A, Lynch, retiring Chamber
President, at Chamber's recent Annual Meeting,
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Parkway to fete workers at dinner
WOODBRIDGE - The
Ronnie J Tilstra, ion of Mr, Garden State Parkway will
and Mrs. G.W. Tilstra of 1738 hold its Uth annual service
Central av,, received the awardi dinner tonight and will
degree of bachelor of electronic honor 66 New Jersey Highway
engineering technology from Authority employeei with 20
Ohio Institute of Technology in yeari of serviqe as weli as the
Columbui on September 21. A first member of Troop B State
1971 graduate of Ocean City Police who is also celebrating
High School, heattended DeVry two decades of service with the
Technical Institute in Union for parkway,
two years transferring to Ohio Among the 86 employees
for hit final year Both school! being honored for their 20 years
are Bell and Howell Institutes, of service is James A,
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who is with the Tolls Diviilon.
In the 20-year group of the
maintenance division are
Joseph T Majsaro and Michael
T. Denan, both of Somers Point
Also, 26 employees who have
been with the Parkway for IS
years and 28 men and women
emploved by the Parkway for a
period of 10 years will be cited
at the affair to be held at
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24,
Elementary schools
Mils Harriett Rsardons
Claii
We have been very busy
letttng used to our new school,
our teacher, and clasimatti.
On September 27, along with
MM, MacEwan'i class, we
presented a play on Fire Safety,
It took a lot of practice, but it
was fun.
Now we are settling down to
work. Already we have completed
a unit in social studies on
maps and a science unit on
insecti. In locuil studiis we are
learning about Forest Regions
and we have a Uble with lots of
puzzles, games and books our
teacher brought from Oregon,
We are collecting seeds and
have been learning how they
travel, also the different partg
of a plant.
We have three math groups
Two groups are reviewing
addition and subtraction and
one group is starting
multiplication. We wOrk on
math labs when our work is
Kalhy
Miller
Ever see a volcano? Hawaii
National Park is the home of
three very famous ones. All
three are very beautiful
rising from 10 thousand to 13
thousand square miles above
sea level, the crater on the
summit of Haleakala on the
Island of Maui is the largest
extinct crater in the world. It
covers nineteen square
mllei and contains cinder
cones which rise as high as
900 feet. But whether your
sightseeing is for volcanoes
or for the famous Hawaiian
beaches, you will find a visit
to our fiftieth state worth
while!
A visit to your travel agent is
always worthwhile before
you plan a trip. See the well
traveled staff at OCEAN
CITY TRAVEL, 201 West
Ave,, 399.0052 for information,
itinerarie§ and
reservations. You'll travel
with confidence if you plan it
first with the counselors at
Ocean City Travel. All major
credit cards are honored.
Hours: 9:30 to 5; 30 Mon. thru
Fri, 9:30 to 12 noon Saturdays.
HELPFUL HINT; Going to •
hot climate? Pick clothes of
white or light colors which
will reflect the suns rays.
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done and Debbie Archer hai
already completed nine labs.
We also have lota of learning
centers that we complete each
day. They are fun to do and we
always learn something when
we do them. Some of them are •
Riigedy Ann, Measure Me
(eari of earn), Sports Talk, FiU
the Wagon, and Cinquains,
Tins week, Miu Reardon
started a listening center and
we can go there and hear
records. We also see film strips
some days in the place of
listening.
Our classroom is a busy place
with lots of different. In
tm-oMing things to do
Primary Brhnni News
First Grade
Mrs VUlBUmr
Mrs. Villaume
There are 29 of us in first
grade. Some of us can read
well. We enjoy sitting around
the new tables as we work. We
can look «t each other. Tables
give us more space
We have New Practice
Readers to use. We read and
look for answers which we
write down. Some of us are
reading from picture cues and
beginning sounds of words. The
Bus took and The Lion's Tail
were fun to read, Mrs Villaume
reads stories and poemi to us,
too, Mrs, Thomas, Miss Got-
cheU, Miss Firalt and Mrs.
Garria work with somt of us in
small groupr We are also
learning how to use My Little
Fietionary which is similar to a
beginning dictionary.
In Math, words like more,
lew, fewer than, greater than,
equation, equivalent, sets,
above, below, flm, second,
third, and etc. are important to
understand so we can follow
directions and know how to do
things. Our Math workbook is
colorful and has many pagei •
some of them look hard.
In Science we have been
talking about things that
happen In the Fall all around
us. We have a nice collection of
seeds which we are going to
save to plant in the Spring.
Many of us have brought praty
leaves to school.
Two pets came to school,
Jill's puppy, Peppy. He's a
Cocker Spaniel and is black.
Foster's 3% year old brown and
white rabbit, Hippity Hop,
stayed with us all one morning
We like eating lunch in
school. The special Circus
Menu on National School Lunch
Day was very exciting. "The
Greatest Chocholate Chip
Cookie" was as big as a saucer
and we enjoyed the "Big Top
Fruit" as well as the "Flying
French Fries", Circus Sub and
Barnum & Bailey Green Beans.
Wouldn't you like to be here
with us?
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PAOi 3 - SECTION THREE
Knights and Fliers viators in street hockey
The Ocean rsty Recreation Kempnosh was devaiting m
Department's junior High goal as he posted the new
Street Hockey League got off to league's first shulou
an exciting start Tuesday night
In the first game the Knights
held off a furious third period
Wings" comeback and came
away with a hard-earned 7-5
victory. The nightcap featured
an outstanding exhibition of
team hockey by the Flyers as
they crushed thp Oonquijtadnri
The early game saw the
Wings dominate play
throughout the first pa4od y«
manage only a J 1 tie due to
some sharp {pal tending by
Knights' Joe Hummel, lill
Caskey scored for the Wings
while Scott Williams tallied for
his team The second period
belonged to the Knights who
ran over, through, and aroind
their opponents, scoring five
goals to none for the Wings
Two goals by Bob Popolock and
three by Scott Williams
provided the scoring and
Players in Ocean City Recreation's new street hockey league prepare for a Hummel continued to hold off
the Wings' offens«.
face off, Itit four team league plays its games on Tuesday nights beginning at 7 Turnabout was fair play as
o'clock (2games per night) at the hockey rink on the outdoor basketball pourtg the Wings demonstrated in the
on 8th stre«t "Hie league is made up of seven, flight and ninth grade hoys
final stanza by running
roughshod over the tiring
Knights outscoring them 4 to 1
chapter airs Tourney entries disclose
Bill Caskey scored three goals,
including two within 35 seconds,
and Chuck Kaczmarski had one
electric rate hike good fall fishing in Cape
in the Wings' comeback- Mb
Popolock got his second goal of
the night and the only goal for
The regular monthly meeting
the Knights m the last period.
3( the OMU City Oiipter 1092
AARP was held Friday, Oc-
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE Anglers are reminded that
tober II, at the Music Pi» and
— Fall fish in K remains good in Jersey Cape fishing action
p«ppied ran incretiea by the
Cape May County waten, continues through the end of the
Atlintic City Electric Compflny
according to entries being year, with cod and pollock soon
were diKUHed.
received in the 1W4 annual to move into the county i
Jersey Cape fishing tour waters. Ertriei are accepted in
Paul Doyle urged members
nament.
the annual county fishing
to ittend the public hearini
before the Public Utilities
Surf and Jetty fishing has tournament through December
Commission in Trenton on
produced excellmt eatehei of 31, and angle's itUl can win one
Friday, Qetotxr 2S. A total of 25
bluefish, striped bass, weak- of the many praes offered in
membtra slped up to go to the
fish, spotted weakfish and the free fishing event. In-
hearing in a bus furniihed by
kinfifish, while inland waterformation ii available on the
the CJity of Ocean City. Stephen
way fishing has centered on tournament by wrtting Fishing
Qrcala told those present he
weakfish, bluefish and striped Tournament, Box 385, Cape
was making an all out effort to
tasi.
May Court House, N.J, 08210.
have the PUC hold public
Party and charter boats are
hearingi in Cape May County,
producing good catches of sea
bail, porgjes and bluefish,
Patricia Langan told the
while trolling boaU are cat-
group of many college courses
ching bluefish and striped bass.
that are available to older
Party and charter boati wUl
Americans which will be given
continue to sail from Cape May,
in Ocean City. More details on
Wildwood and Wildwood Crest,
adult education will be made
Sea Isle City and Ocean City.
available at the November
meeting.
Bluefish range in liie from
A trip to Disneyworid in
small snappers to over 19
Florida and a cruise to the
pounds in the surf and on the
Bahamas will be held in early
boats, with a lot of fish being
January.
caught In the five to 15 pound
class. Surf anglers are scoring
Scott Williams, of the
Knights, and BUI Caskey, of the
Wings, were named "Players of
the Game " Williams had five
goals and one assist, and
Caskey had four goals and
played good defense throughoix
the game.
The Flyers woo the second
game over the Conqi itadora,
demonstrating great balance.
Five playen scored goals for
the winners and Matt
ClauHM A* Irki Rauli
Exchange Club hears
of casino gambling
well on cm mullet bait as well
ai surface plugs men as the
Atom and Creek Chub and
metal lures such ai Hopkins
and Kastmaster.
Party boat anglers are
State-owned and state-
catching bluefish on Hopkins
controlled reiort casinos will
and Diamond jigs, as well as
provide new jobs and new
bait. Trolling boati are
revenue for New Jersey for the
producing blues and striped
benefit of the individual tax-
bass on Rebel plugs, Clark
payer, and not organised
Spoons, trolled Hopkins and
o-ime.
Diamond Jigs and Rapala
This was the theme of a lures.
presentation on the November S
Fishing in the inland
casino gambling referendum
waterways has produced
by Max Landsman at a meeting
striped bass by trolling the sod
of the Ocean City Exchange
banks and catting small
Club held on Monday, Oct. 21 at
bucktails and small Rapala
Daniel's Restaurant, Somers
plugs. Night fishing is also
pt. Landsman represented the
producing striped bass and
Tourism Development Council
weakfish around^ the county's
of New Jersey, a statewide
many bridges. Favorite Iwes
organization formed to support
are Touts, bucktaili and
a "yes' vote on the referen-
Mirrelures,
dum.
1 making the final Kgrg eigtt M
zero.
First "Players of the QanM"
period action included goals by Todd Lau« and Itottr
B J Allegretto, Leon Creamer of the Flyers Lauer
and Todd Lauer for the Flyers. three goals and tad thr«*
The Conquistadors were never assists while Keroencrt wn
able to come back. There was singled DIE for hit oM
one score In the second period goal tending.
by Todd Lauer who scored
three for the game. Single goals Standings W L T MM
by Roger Cooney, Jim Jun- Knights
10 0 1
pettl, B,j Aleegretto, and Todd Flyers
1 0 • 1
Lauer provided all of the Conquistadors 0 t • •
scoring for the last penod Wings
0 1 • •
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