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dinance which would ban
bicycles from the boardwalk
after a certain time
Council waa concerned that
Uke gwnera would limply bop
off the vehicle and walk it
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Council
(continued from page 1)
a proposed amendment to the
existing bike regulation orwhen
they observed a police
offlwr.
Council wanted bicycles off
the boardwalk — period.
It waa expected to have
been discussed last night and
should have passed.
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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2t, 1980
nners in the mixed singles at the Ocean
City Shuffleboard Club are (1 to r) Norman
Riley, first; Mae Murphy, second- John Fraek,
third, and Mildred Dunn, fourth,
Shufflin' on
ByEDVETTH
Our club'i mUtd non.
walking singles concluded on
aturday maniing due tothe
iprinklti wt enjoyed on
FWday,
The results of fljia tournament
were most interestlng.
The number one
winner, Norman Riley, has
been flirting with feetop spot
all this season and when
watching Norman In action,
you can see he has put a lot of
practice and thought into Ms
fame,
Norman is our top reporter
from Nakomls, Fla. where he
also achieved the top spot last
leason. '
Then we come to the runner-up
In this tournament,
Continuing to report on
Mae Murphy, She un-somtertunately could not be with have Fred and Mary Oberst,
more new members, we
us for two yean, but has been Oscar Olson, Anna OrUne,
one of our most active Chuck Osborn, Dave and
members.
Mary Reed, John and Dorothy
She served as president and
Richardson, Richard
was on almost every com.
Rlckraus and Michael
nittee in our club; also
Rigolkzo. We shall insert the
chairing our card party for
last of our new member list in
many years.
nest Friday's edition.
Well, to get baft to shufflin',
Mae did not even handle the season, we wish them safe
To all those leaving us for
• cue in her two yearn of traveling, a happy winter and
absence but here she is back we look forward to seeing you
in the number two spot. all again next spring.
Placing as a winner in
shuffleboard state or toed Is
not new to Mae which she MCLAUGHLIN'S
proved In this tournament. DELI
In the number three spot, lOOAltHiryAw.O.C.
m have our perennial winner,
John Fraek, who over the FREE DELIVERY
yean has proven be U the Anywhere in Ocean City
man to beat.
CompttttUMOl
The fourth position went to GnXtrftstCoUCuts
a person new in the win Open J Dayi 7 am to 7 pm
column, Mildred Dim Aa a Frl. 8, Sat.'1119 pm
newcomer, she played a real w..cc«ilF«KJSumpi .
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win column, so we look forward
to some more great
shufflin'from MUdred.
We congratulate all of nest
winners on a fine per.
formance.
As to the New Jersey State
Jamboree Single played at
Leisure Village West, our club
took only one honor; however,
that was the number one spot.
We owe our fellow member
Tom Flud congratulations on
Ms performance against a
tough group of competitors.
The men's division winners
In the order of finish were
Tom Flud; Don Bllsh, Leisure
Village West; Dave Keay,
leisure Village Wat, and
Harry Green, Ocean Grove,
Placing In consolation were
"Frank Pier, Ocean Grove and
Art Mclntyre, Greenbriar.
In the women's division the
winners were Ella CGrady,
Greenbriar; Verne Leonhard,
Leisure Village West; Ruth
Goode, Ocean Grove, and Ann
Ness, Leisure Village West
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In consolation were
Virginia Sce!ia and Connie •3.50
Fusio, both of Leisure Village
West.
The Progressives played on
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Wednesday, August Mutinied
only eight courts. The winners
to the women's division wen
Marie Arbuckle, five game*;
Betty Maybry, (our games,
and Marian Richardson, three
games.
In the men's division, Jim
Graham had a perfect score i
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of six games; Tom Boyle, four
games, and Jim Dunn, three
games.
Last Saturday, they needed
12 courts and the winners in
the women's division were
Florence Kulp, four games;
Mabel Regan, three games,
and Lillian Baltz, two games.
In the men's division the
winners were Bill Wray with a
perfect score of six games;
Frank Hover, five games, and
Bob Hartf told.
Due to our dub luncheon
tomorrow, the not and last
Progressives will be held on
Labor Day and only nonwinners
an take home the
bacon in oils tournament. Our
last Candy Shoot will beheld
tonight (Friday) at 7:30.
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-FRIDAY, AUGUST 29.1980
THE gfrNTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J.
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