Sep 1973 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PP.Na aerMRuofUMSpibHAUE 10 — SECTION TWO THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER THURSDAY, SIPTEMBIR *V 1173m gKonos early in his nauticaldrill.Schacklett wins navigator raceJim Schacklett, Lafayette Kaiser Memorial itophy itHiU, Pa,, at the helm of "Flying Ocean City Yacht Club.Label," his Nova 30-foot Part Commodore Fredcruiser, in an unusual feat of Hexon, Haddonfield, innavigation predicted his time "Nojeer," a 30-foot Chrii Craft,Within 10 seconds for the offshor^cruiser race which 15 secondi early, "patchett," aTOS itcond with a prediction of««rteU-*t the Ocean City Bell H-foot sport fisherman withEuoy to Brigantine and back to Qiet Derr, Abington, Pa,, at thewin the fifth annual Frederick wheel, was third?by one minute,••.?APredicting two minutes and24 seconds early was pilotCharles E. Dolaway, 3rd,Philadelphia, in hie 33-footeruijer "Scrappy," who endedtourth, Harry Morrii, OceanQty, with a 38.foot Bertram,ajthougii fifth in "Chris Lane,"was three minutes and 31seconds overcRoiFBoston Schools9th and Atlantic AvenueFall SemesterbeginsSeptember 1 OthALL STUDENTSENROLL NOWFORFALL TERM399-1817Ocean CityBALLETTOETAPSINGINGBATONTWIRLINGTUMBLINGGYMNASTICSACROBATICSBALLROOMSLIMNASTICSPRE-SCHOOLERSCHILDRENTEENSADULTSt;u !,*.c UDcondominiumandmarinaDISIGNiD FOR THE YACHTSMAN—ORANYONI WHO JUST LOVIS THE WATIR.We invite you fo compare th§ siie of our units with anything you hoveseen fo dote. This exclusive high rise community combines the advantagesof a year 'round vocation home ownership with the amenities and con. «vinienet of luxury apartment living , , , speeioui, distinctively designedaporfmint layouts, the ultimate floating dock marina and ipeefacular bayviiw together create on otmosphiri of leisurely elegance.iiHOME RUN DERBY PRIZE WINNERS-Pietured left to right with theirprizei in the "B" Division of the local Tastykake Home Run Derby are JayZoller, 316 Wesley rd,, third place; Tyrone Foxworth, 838 Haven av,, secondplace; and Frank Varallo, 26 Morningside rd,, first place, VaraUo will representOcean City in Regional Finals scheduled for Stone Harbor on Wednesday(August 29). if Frank wins at Stone Harbor he advances to the Championshipscheduled for Sunday, September 9 at Veterans Stadium, Varallo's score of 38points ties the record for points scored by any youngster in four states thisseason, In addition to plaques, all winners received two reserved seat tickets to aPhillies game. Other division winners received their prizes. Winners from therandom drawing will receive their prizes by mail.Fore Duffersby TTie Pro• privacy — only 42 units• owner controlled management and building services• elevator service• controlled lobby security system• two and three bedroom plans•spacious —1,720 square toot three-bedroom and 1,320 square foottwo-bedroom units• 28' living room - 2 bedrooms; 34' living room. 3 bedrooms•cross ventilation In each apartment—bay and ocean view• heated pool and private dub house• feafurlnf totally electric living•apartment owners have first option to lease marina slipswhat does Itall mean? more...a tot more for you.Last Sunday Lee Sehuff,Carole Coin and ShirleyParkini braved the tropicaldirnate to sharpen their game.Shaking off the effects of thescorching heal with • coddrink, they did admit to pulling•out the powder puffs a fewUmei,Beware of the two Harrisbu-gHustlers, Ralph Gerhurt andfriend John, who are back intown forSeptember and lookingfor a match.Lowest score reported thispast week was a one over par 38by old pro John Locke,Bruce Bailey left Dad. Georgehome again and evidently isdoing better without all theprofessional (?) advice.Don't forget to sign up nowtor our first annual tournamenton September 14 and 15. Detailscan be learned by Inquiring itttie Pro Shop.interest by word of mouth has be4n tremendous, many apartments arealready spoken for. don't miss thlioppirhjnity I you musfsee the plans tobelieve It.contact robert trench, realtor, (609) 396-4100 for further informationsample apartment open dally I0a.ni.to9p.rn.—tdtyfc^yeiub candatnlriftfm and marina, 4H> and bey avftttu*. otean cif/v new^hiayinfarlowi for ftylample apartnifnt concalyd by :.1"v '.Shop and Save the Want Ad Way >Tl Be Taught By The Best tt\.Classes Now Forming forMen, Women and ChildrenCall for Information Between4 P.M.-10 P.M.398-3855Instructor-DICK WALTERS5th Degree Black BeltNational and Pan-AmericanJudo Champion1908 Asbury Ave. (AJley Entrance) Ocean City IMAXIMUM RATESPAID ONSAVINGS CERTIFICATES' £ ii h iThe Cape May County National Bank* will pay you the maximuminterest rates under Ftderai regulations on your Certificates ofDeposit with our bank.It Is a Federal regulation that these C«rtlflcaf«s of Deposit be helduntil maturity. If they are not, no higher'Interest rate than theregular passbook rate can be paid on the certificates.Any of our officers will bt glad to dMuss our Savings Certificatesof Deposit with you.yOCEAN CITY . SEA ISLE CITY .yCountynational bankCAPE MAYA MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATIONA MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM•* "I 1Our New Drive-In,Walk-In Office at33rd STREETandBAY AVENUECustomer Htfkihg qt Alt bur Offices'. • • • * •\ Ii*?Slaveski%''flftb seasonSiPTEMBlR j, !W3Raider gridders start rebuilding processby Tom WUliamsO««n Qty High School'sCape-Atlantic League footballchampions have begun preseasonpractice and CwichMke Slaveskt, who will OAHhU fl;th itaion at Uie helm onSeptember 22, ij looking to rebuUdhis offensive anddefensive linns,Staveski, after guiding theRed Raiders to an l-l seasonhtt y«r including a CALdown and the number fivemnWng in South Jersey, expett0strength in his backfield,eipBcially at the runningpositions, but has manycjMeition muks on the line.A key player in this year'shopes of another strong seasonta smior tailback Jim Minshull,Lut season Jim gained 363yards, averaged 4,9 per carry,stored 30 points and raced 90yards to set a record for a',,,scrimmage run at OCHS.Minshull, who also caught threepassei for 31 jtais and onetouchdown, has pleasedSaveski at this early point andseems to be developing into a-team leader.• Also returning "with varsityexperience are tackle* ScottHalliday and John Kulesza,both at S-il and around 110pounds, Halliday started allotlast season while Kulesza cameoff the bench behind Allstateaar Bill Keele.Fullback John Andrewsgained 20 yards, scored onetouchdown and made 27 tacklesat defensive end last year. Hisreturn gives Slaveski axperienceat those two positions,Wingbackjlm Ginn raced forB yards one year ago but tobigger and stronger this year.Other possible running backswho have demonstratedpotential in the first few days of25% SAVINGSON INSURANCE PREMIUMS. Oar new program of combininghome and auto coverage makesthis possible. Call our InsuranceORDILLEAik for Tom PfaffPHONE 3»a.lJO0REALTY2131 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J.PLEASURE CRUISING Jor WATER SKIJNGBOAT RENTALS, INC.2nd SI. 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