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TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY^J^
Shuffleboard seen a^fiealthy exercise for young, old
(continued from page 1|
fleboard Association was
organized for the purpose of
promoting shuffleboard and
establishing rules of play. In
addition court size and design
of the scoring diagrams were
also set up,
Seven years later the
National Shuffleboard
Association was Incorporated
under Flordia state laws as a
non-profit corporation.
By the mid '60s, over 8.5
million persons were reported
to be addicted to the sport In
the United States and abroad.
Out of them all,
Ocean City has been reported
to be the largest in the country
with the exception of the
mother—sate of the sport,
Florida.
The object of the game is to
pVopal discs by means of a cue
onto a triangle shaped scoring
diagram at the opposite end of
ttie court.
By placing one of the four
discs in the tip of the diagram,
10 points are scored, The next
section is worth eight points
and he last seven points.
Baby Parade ready to go
(continued from page 1)
Miss Garden Pier Paige
PhUlp and Miss Boardwalk
Star Review Mary Zagler,
and Boardwalk Star Review
Boat of Atlantic City,
—Division A, section 8,
children in fancy dress, age 8
to 10. Heritage Bank float,
"Sharon and the Road
Hunners."
—Division B, children in
oomlc dress, all agesi the
Reeves family; Key Stone
Cops from Cape May;
(Milan's Fun Deck float;
IJninderette Twirling Corps,
Npville- Shrivers Candies
float, and Bal Masque float
flrom Atlantic City.
.'—Division C, small
children's floats, all ages;
ROyalcs Junior Drum and
Bugle Corps; Somers Point
Gymnastics. Center, and
Gloucester Township
Tstfrlittes,
—Twins and triplets
division; WSLT-WIBG float
and Freedom Marchers of
Pine Hill.
—Bob Kemp's spectacular
"flying saucer" balloon
shown for the first time at the
Ocean City Baby Parade.
-—Beautiful peopl#; Miss
Cape May County Mary
Mangold; Cape May Junior
Miss Terrl Lynn Swam; Miss
AUantie County Kathy Ward-
Miss Burlington County
Connie Dwier; Petite Miss
VTneland Gina Tonetta;
lSS ASWWY AVi.
Irene's of the Boardwalk
float; the Bed Garter Band-
Miss Ventnor Jay Johnson;
Ape May County Miss Senior
Citizen Helen Kroesser;
Atlantic County Miss Senior
Citizen Jean Ireland; New
Jersey Miss Senior Citizen
Evelyn Phillips, and Ms.
Senior America Margaret
CaUen,
—"Ocean City Today and
Yesterday"- Ocean City High
School Band; Miss Ocean City
Sheila Handley; Music Pier
Conductor Frank Ruggieri
and Music Pier artists; The
Sentinel-Ledger float,
"Something For Everyone";
Ocean City Beach Patrol
Captain George T, Lafferty;
Miss Beach Patrol; First
National Bank of South Jersey
float featuring the Down
Beach Womans' dub Kitchen
Band; Ocean City Yacht Club
with Dag officers Commodore
James Kaeabasz, Vice
Commodore Ronald Untorberger,
Rear Commodore
George Glenn; Miss Night In
Venice Renee Remely; Ocean
aty Recreation Department
float; antique ears- Ocean
Qty Historieal Museum and
Ocean City Art Center- Board
of Realtors float, "By the
Sea"- Beach and Bay
Preservation Association and
Environmental Association
float; Civic Association-
Cedar Beach Civic
Association; 1M4 Community
AssodaUon; Midway Civic
Association; Gardens Civic
Association; Susan McClaln,
Ocean dry TV and movie
Star; Ocean City Record;
Stains 1 Restaurant, Boardwalk;
Ocean aty Commuters
Club; Palmyra SWng Band
and Parade Marshall Bruno
Etahlhausen,
Upper Cape events
TODAY (Tuesday) WEDNESDAY
Marmora MM Company Sea Isle City Yacht Club
drill meeting, 7 p.m. fashion show, noon.
Sea Isle City VFW meeting, Brown Street Chowder
8 p.m. Band concert, on the
— —— promenade at 1:30 p.m.
HOPE meeting, 10 ajn. in —
the basement meeting room Upper Township Rotary
at Cape May Court House dinner meeting, 5:30 pjn. in
Library,
Tuckahoe Inn.
DIAL
COCKTAIL CLAWS
OCEAN CITY NIGHT!!
Saturday August 16th
FREE GRANDSTAND
ADMISSION
Residents of Ocean city will
be admitted FREE to the
[grandstand, by presenting a
jdrivers license or other identification
listing Ocean City
ias the patron's addressi or
ust present this advertisement
at the special window
that night at the gran-
Istand gate.
For every Ocean City
[resident taking advantage of
this special offer, the Atlantic
City Race Course will donate
j# 1,00 to the Cape May Co.
[jRescue Squad,
So come out to the track....
fOcean City Night...Sat. Aug 16
POST TIME 7:30 P.M.
Upper Township taxpayers
association meeting, 8 p.m.
Upper Township Klwanls
meeting, 7 pjn. in the Sandbar,
. Sea isle City United
Methodist Women meeting, ?
p.m.
Sea Isle City Burdette
Tomlin Hospital auxiliary
meeting, 8 p.m. in me community
center.
Tuckahoe Lions meeting,
7:80 p.m,
THURSDAY
Tuckahoe Post 231
American Legion meeting, 8
Alcoholics Anonymous
meeting, basement of Church
of the Resurrection, 8 pm.
Citizens political club of
Upper Township meeting, 8
p.m. AS Seasons Marina.
Sealsle City VFW Auxiliary
meeting, 2 p.m.
Sea Isle City Rotary Club
meeting, 0 pjn. Commodore
Club,
Blue law
(continued from page 1)
the body shouldn't move too
quickly onthe issue, beadded,
"council could be Its own
commission."
At tonight's workshop
meeting, which begins at 7:30
pjn. in council's city hall
chambers, Brownlee said he
would ask Gillian to make Ms
presentation and ten call for
comments from Us fellow
council members.
Public discussion is limited
to Thursday night's regular
meeting.
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However, if the disc lands in
"the kitchen," 10 points are
' subtracted. And as if that is
difficult enough, an opponent
is trying his hardest to knock
the disc out of the scoring
area or into the kitchen.
All this makes it harder to
At the age of 90 Roy Camp still enjoys a game of
shuffleboard.
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score the 7! points needed to
Win. It took me nearly an hour
to hold onto 14 points.
However,, it does take more
than one game to develop the
strategies that are needed to
make for a good game and
competitors should be equally
skilled as well.
A novice like me is best to
seek, coaching from experienced
and well-seasoned
players. Sentinel-Ledger
"shufflta 1 on" columnist Ed
Veith was my mentor when I
played my very first game of
shuffleboard last week.
However, otter vetern
shufflers graciously offered
their own helpful hits.
By Imagining that I was
holding a newspaper against
my body with the elbow of my
playing arm, I was able to
maintain the proper arm
positioning needed to guide
my cue as well as the discs
into the scoring area.
"I like the game and the
competition," said Veith.
"The strategy and all that it
entails makes It a real
challenging game."
Certainly there are many
more active sports than
shuffleboard. But if you care
to develop coordination skills
and get a tan simultaneously
without sweating profusely
like a tennis player, it is a
sport that "if you try it you
•nay just like it."
WITH
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 12.1980
Joe Jones prepares to shoot during last week's
shuffleboard tournament.
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ByJAMESR.HURLEY discount or gift from a casino opposes it
AsManbhy Minority Le«dcr that would not be offered to a
(R-Ocean-Burlington-
Another bill, iponsored by
private citizen; Monmouth), would require
(•••oit uium; own no more . Assemblyman ASSemDiyman William J, J. feat (hat the Joint EtJ Ethics Comitt
ild include h two members b
has, finally, brought its Its corporation's stock, and
would eliminate the need for who are not tefdslfltora to
TTie New Jersey LegUlature than one percent of any casino Maguire (R-UnlonJtforrifl), mlttee
legislative code of ethics up to report all real estate boMtngs each new Legislature to adopt
date, after seven months of or Interest in Atlantic City,
give the general public a voice
the previous code of ethics
wrangling, delaying, Thla is real progress for the
in enforcing the Legislature's
and would make the
amending and debating. public. Information * it
rain on ita own members and
legislative code of ethics a
OThe code of ethics was essential to a democracy, and
anployees. -
continuing body of law,
adopted by the Senate last most of the new provisions in subject only to formal
week, and will become ef- the ethics code simply require
It would seem logical that
amendment or repeal by the
fecflve 60 days after that — that information be disclosed,
(he Democratic Party, which
Legislature.
holds a majority in both the
which presumably would be Certainly, •• I have said in
Octobers.
previous columns, fee code
What that means is feat the and Its means of enforcement
Legislature will have been could be greatly improved,
operating under an an- But it is encouraging, at least,
tiquaW code of ethics for to see fee basics of a strong
neafly hah* of Its W8M1 term, code of ethics anally emerge
That, of course, is an un- from the cloud of opposition,
.Vovement over fee 1978-79 reluctance and controversy
Term, during which there was Aat surrounded it for fee past
no code of ethics in place at seven months,
all, because fee people who In order to make the code of
control fee nuts and bolts of ethics enforceable, for
fee Assembly never put fee example, toe. Joint
codeupforroutlneadopUonin Legislative Committee on
January, 1978.
Ethical Standards should
The new code of ethics to a have fee unquestioned
landmark. It will require all authority to hire special
legislators to report the counsel. A Mil sponsored by
mrces of any income over Assemblyman Donald A,
W.OOO; report any improper Albanese (R-Warren-Susseiattempts
at influence to fee Passaic) would give the
attorney general within 72 committee this authority, but
hours; refuse any benefits, the Democratic Party clearly
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in passing a new code of ethics
A third bill, offered by Assembly and the Senate.
Assemblywoman Ha«»l Gluefc would feel strongly-motivated
Recreation news
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Playground program in
Monday to Friday, 9 ia, to
noon; evenings 6 to dusk.
Playground locations 6th
Street and Bead, 8th Street
and Haven Av., 34th St. and
Asbury Av., and 52nd St. and
Haven Av.
There will be a small fee for
arts and crafts.
Morning sports, (8 a.m. to
noon) i ooyi, Monday to
Friday,9 tonoon, ages 8 to12;
Monday and Wednesday,
baseball; Tuesday and
Thursday, basketball;
Friday, special activities;
girls, Monday to Friday, I
a.m. to noon, ages 8 to 12;
Monday and Wednesday,
basketball; Tuesday and
Thursday, Softball; Friday,
special activities.
Registration: 6th St and
Atlantic Av., youth center.
Junior high basketball;
boys, Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.,
7th and 8th grade, option 9th
grade; 34th St and Asbury
Av.; girls, Monday to Wednesday,
6:30 pjn., 6th Street
basketball courta.
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Sunday Brunch: 8:30 A.M. -1:30 P.M.
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Held hockey for women,
Tuesday and Thursday, 0
pjn., 6th St. and Atlantic Av.
Volleyball, co-ed: Tuesdays
and Thuradayg, J pin., agee
18 and up, 6th St. and Atlantic
Av.; wemen'i, Tueidays, 7
pjn., 34th Street playground.
Open play all week at Sth
Street beach and lift Street
beach.
Shore Basketball Day
Camp, August 18 to22,9 a.m.
to 8 pm,, ages 9 to 17.
Registration fee, $45. For
more information call 809.
flll.
Surfing lessons, co-ed:
Thursday, 2:30 pjn., starting
to enact these and other
sensible provisions, in light of
the fact that two Democratic
senators have become entangled
in the Abscam net
(one has been indicted), and
feat (he Democratic state
chairman, who also is the
majority party's chief
executive officer in the
Assembly, also is under investigation
in connection with
Abscam.
But logic has not prevailed.
What has prevailed 1B rtall,
July 3 on the 8ft Street surfing
beach.
Pun runs, open to all,
Thursday, J:30 p.m. at
recreation frack, 6th St. and
Atlantic Av. For more information
call BUI Moreland
8JMM118.
Tennis: Courts are open
from 7:30 ajn. to sunset
Lighted courts are open until
10:30p.m.; fee, *3 an hour; lnperson
reservations request
wife a limit to seven days in
advance.
Clinics: juniors, Tuesdays,
4 p.m.
Adults: Thursday, 5:30 pjn.
Square dance: a p.m.,
Friday and Saturday,
Mainland events
TODAY (Tuesdjiy)
Jewey Shore Chapter of
Atlantic City Charity single parents society dance
League luncheon and fashion Mediterranean lounge 9 p.m
•tow, Llnwood County Club, ——-•-
ima -
Sweet Adelines meeting,
— • Grace Lutheran Church,
Sonum Point Klwanis dub Somers Point,
meeting, 7 pjn.
Someri Point Fire Com. THURSDAY
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