Sep 1973 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 10 — SECTION TWOUNKSMEN—Frank Curtis, Jr., teenage golfing star, recently captured thei Bay Country Club championship, defeating veteran Charles McNesby ina jN-hole match. Here Curtis (left) is congratulated by Club President GeneG#tti, while McNeshj. 'right) is consoled by club pro Harvey Smith. Seniorato. .IPAINTSBrighten your worldACRYUC LATEXHOUSE PAINTBrightenyour home withColor/LuxuryWALSHIELDFinest Acrylic Latex Flat Wall Finish•KV.1I.-III 1,1,1,1,,. it)rl,. ,1,..•U.n.-li.,,,,. ,i,,l iv.,(.,,.|, .,„,„,Live in a bright, snug home this winterFIX UP NOW!Pain) Siding and TrimBrighten Wolii and WoodworkSea! Out Door and Window DroftL.Repair Gutters and Doyvnipouti Protest Agoinit Roof Ltaks'IRentw Sidewalk and DrivewayRefiniih Floors and PanelingRenovate Old FurniturfClean Rugs and Carpets•PK.AU ma EAGLESYEARBOOK, Qirl'aContrJUUGAJVT1NEwe'2ooNQWATMABin lull colorSI 00OCEAN CITY|%nd Pleasure Ave.,' VINELANP42 W. Lanaii. Ave.I Ave.i. • • • / • • • - . • ;/ • tf • j |6EAUTIFUI SELECTION OFFINBT WAU COVERINGSef mat^'igU by (rimeyi rhokefi ,and is miinj? besuI'M paiieffii tofhosip from, fgf Svofy FSSTI iPfe yeviFIX WALL CRACKSBEFORE PAINTING-« XFill QM imseth ngi! hsiei si ttrtsktin seed df plgittf, Wij] net thrinb.THE OCf AN CITY SINTINEL-LIDSERExchange tournamentai England courseThe Bill annual Ocean City.Exehangt Club Golf Tournamentwill be staled Monday(October 1) at the B/L. EnglandQjurie at Beesley's Point withtee off times irtrting at noon.The outing will be a member,guest tournament, with areagolfers invited to join in thehandicap plgy, Trophiei will btawarded both members andguMts on the low groij and lowne^ bagls.TrophiM will be presentedthe winners at the Exchangedub meeting at Tuckahoe Innlater in the evening.ClusifM Mi Irhg RMVH*Longer- Lasting Beauty and Protectionfor Wood or Masonry Homes Everywhere ,Sea Shorn.Acrylic Latex HOUSE PAINTltf'1'i«r*nr rin nrfmHiatART602.A5For the pssi two weeki thiscolumn ha§ been devottd to the"Battle of the iexes," Not theone between Billje Jean Kingand Bobby Riggs, but the onebetween the South JerseyBoard of Women's Offlciali andthe men who control scholasticgroups has little to do with theproblem.This discussion has been vitaland very interesting Thedispute involves the equalrights claims of women'sliberation though the lady officialshave never claimed to bepart of that movement. It alsoinvolves the changing face ofCORN1HBattle of the sexes-part twoby Tom Williamsto "running" time. That meansthe dock stops only when a freemake them members at Uiethrow is bring s/iot or avarious men's basketballboards. Then they will all gathigh school sports and the the same amount of money for jump ball situation hatbudget problems that working all games, boys' and developed. It makes the gamenecessarily follow.girls'. They cm work together much shorter, depriving theThe disagreement began m girls' games at the outset grls and the officials ofwhen the women officials asked and, eventually, under the valuable experience.for an increase in their fees for came cadet guidelines now la Since the main topic of misworking basketball games. effect, some women might dspute is officials and theirThey wrote to all area schoolsrelationship to athleticrequeuing that they pay thenew, higher fee. Only oneagre«d. Mo« just ignored therequest. In the process thewomen seemed to lose a fewgames since more men wereused to officiate girls'basketball than in previousyears.What the women have done tosettle this difference is take theSouth Jers«y Association ofInterscholastie Athleticleagues to Civil Rights Courtfor sex discrimination. Thedecision should be forthcomingby the end of this month.In our conversation withCarol Pesiri, spokesperson forthe women offlciali, and gomeof our area's athletic directors,we feel our view of the entirematter is rather complete.First of all, we fully apesthat women should be paid thesame fee for the same work Weagree with Mainland's Nunce 'Sacco, however, in hit analysisof girls' basketball games.While we enjoy watching DianeSnow, Judy Gayle and the othertop young women playbasketball we are still verymuch m the minority. Girls'Jlirgeand, at the same time, achieveequality. Why not have one manand one woman work everygirls' varsity game? Thi» wouldgive the women the opportunityto work with men who have farmore experience officiatingunder the rules of basketball.sports in our tri-eounty area. Ihe only problem this mightFull information on theActually, the sex of the two create is the need for iidditionaJtournament is available fromdressing facilities.Norman Miller, 399-4000. MillerWe would like to take Sacco'salong with LodgieDeSOorio andidea one step further. IM't doJerry Abramo ar* chairmen Inaway with the South Jerseycharge of arrangement! for theBoard of Women's Official*.play.Let's take all the licensedwmtn basketball referees andHandsomefull, hiding stainsfor roughtexturedwoodsTIMBER STAINSGALIONMMSlDBr- 6 50 ( eeior,hRhli I-.IIIU mtiuriiry colors that areS3- 1 *.-t»- i'Mliy wTvi.^ublt on previously•liiiuil .,'XtiTiiir surfin-cs. suehilsw..d,l -.Ii.ikni. hlniiRlcs, other teituredv-iy>«\ hiding nnd funt-t-s.Quick LOW LOW PRICE!is< off is* OPF io« OFF 6< OFF SO*OFFwiiH'HnrnucoN . wiiHiHisfouroH U-.i«o« : wiiHjiijscpufON on ni« i * >«b. •jy('.1'S*coiijg« : WIIH IBISCOU(>ONMAXWELL |D « C HMARGARINE : GELATINFunds:;"'."Talc . I, 1 ."65c Clairol Final Net....:.»,.,SI.69 Prell' CrestTv.,Toothpaste ).». 57c Long S SHky '",* .. .1;' SI.09 •»• -INSTANT COFFK7...•• ^ - '