Sep 1973 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

#mlPACE 16 — SICTION TWOFiihlns picked up this pastweek with a variety of flihbernf caught Including weakflih,albaeore, blaeiefin tuna,Uueflth, sea bass, kingfish,striped bass and even a tarpon.Hut's rigit, a five-ijol tarponMM netted by a eommtrdalfishing boat aboil four miles offthe beach, As far ai I know It isthe firit tarpon ever reportedthii far north,James Larkin, of Springfield,5,inf taa^ffia^ JZELINKS VICTORS-Winnere of the First AnnualOpen Golf Tournament held at the Ocean Oity boat the Jimbo out by the OceanMunicipal Course and sponsored by the City of Oceanat ? Pot » when »«? boated i§Qty Recreation Department are (1. to r.) JohnMeKiernan, low gross; M Tucker, low net; Cecbottom rigs, " Weakfisb' _„Brudenell, runner-up low ffross, and John Haramlja, were picked up at the Avaionrunner-up low net.*"---•- and about three to fourAMBERLANTERNMAINTENANCE• MINTIM• DECORATINGNO JOB TOO 9UU ORTOO LAMEDial 399-2632By QiiinnPOINT BOWLING LANESAlter Seven Mixed Doabla(First night of n«w season)Stingers, 3, Grasshoppers, 1;Sneaky Petei, S, WhiikeySours, 1; Black Russians, 3,Screwdrivers, crewders, 1, Rutty R Nails, 3,Bloody y Maryi, 11,High individual idiid games, JimSiropshire, 195. and JoanneDougherty, IBS, High individualseries, Bob Migeot, 517, andMae Smick, 465. High teamgame, Bloody Marys, 632. Highteam gerita, Sneaky Petes,17W'Serving you Since n 2TSales and ServiceFormerlyBROOKS T.V.QUALITY SERVICECASSETTl & 8 TRACK SttHOTAPE RfCOftOCRS # SAIG t SfRVICEFINAL WEEKOF UMP SALEFUM-TUU-NLMWII25% OFFRENTALSSALES I SESIICEH^i&mifjfc*mBowlingThursday Night Bowler*Johnson Electric, 3, SouthJersey Oil, 1; Moyer Moton, 3,Mulford's Seafood Shack, 1,MazziteUi Plumbing, 3, DaileyPlumbing, 1; Sandbar, 3, Parkway Pharmacy, 1. ,High individual game fflmababel, 180. High individualseries, Joyce Bakley, 461. Highteam game and sales, JohnsonHectrlc, 588 and 1111.Standings: Sandbar, 6-2;Manitelli, 6-2; Johnson, 4 - 4;Mulfcrd's, 4-4; South JerseyOU, M; Moyer,44; Dailey, 24;Parkway, M.NORTHFIELD LANESProtestant Church LeagueSeavlew Baptist, 4, MatalBaptist, 0; Chelsea Baptist, 4,Ahseeon Baptist, 0; Ocean CityBaptlit C, 8, PleasantvilleBaptist Gold, l; PalermoBaptist, 3, Ocean CityPresbyterian Gold, i; OceanQty Baptist A, 8, rteasantvuieBaptist Red, I; NorthfleldSalem Methodist, 4, Ocean CityPresbyterian Blue, 0; Oceanaty Baptist A, S, VenmorPresbyterian, 1; UnwoodComaiunlty, i, PleasantvilleBaptist Blue, 2.J l t U M M MriM, BobAdams and Bob SpengW, SflOIfigh individual single, JinSites. 302. High team seriesand single, Ocean City A, 2590and Ml,Standings; Northern Division- Pleasantville Bed, 7-1; Absecon,5-3; Pleasantville Blue,*4; Oielaea. M; Mainland, S-5; Ventnor, 3-Sj PleasantvilleGold, 8*; Northfleld4almi, i-& Southern Division - OceanOty Blue, M; leaview, M;Unwood, M- Ocean aty C, 44-Palermo, M; Ocean City QM,m Ocean Qty B, W; DeltaOty A, M.SENIORS PICNICLINWOOD - Tbe seniordtliens picnic, sponsored bythe Mainland Jayeees, Uscheduled forSaturday, September29 at Seavlew Park,Seavlew av,THE OCEAN CITY SEHTINEL-LEPOERmiles off Ocean City betweenthe condominium and theFlanders,Sea Isle Lumps producedsome nice bluefish up to 14pounds along with a lot ofalbaeore which were caught ona variety of lures Including ared Hoochy (long and short)feathers, flash Rapiusa andspoons.Surf fishermen are findingsome bluefish, strlperi andweakfish mostly on mullet,squid or bloodworms fished ona doodle bug type lure.In the back bays there are alot of sea bass being caughtwith a ftw winter flounder.Theway to fish for (ham seems to bewith a chiaii pot and clan orbloodworm farbait.Night fishing at the bridges isproducing some nice striper*Md, at the right time of theude, a lot of weakflsh.Until next weak, good fishing.THURSDAY, SEPTEMBt:Bronson. Mrs, Irwinby Id Veitt)tournament winnersI 25% sivmesWith the continued nice cool duters in feat the wtanop ttJohn Bronson and Mrs. Alice weather the ahuffletaard ea* gaiU wta^ ffiKfrwm were winners in theine afternoon group la much been rumored Oat SBBM IU.FwReMrratlMSM8-ll»-Mt-llMB^Vflks^i^^WTRAVEL AGENCT. INC.-BhcelsW—ltB,«aasMSMAfe,. AtUaUeClty.NJ.Ask tarTarn ftaffPNeNttfMJMORDILLE REALTYOCEAN COIDNYIOCEAN CflY r€W JERSEYm m^ftl^^^fei-&mm\ 'iV,MILT IIWSSONSSPRI«qPORT,OCEAN CITY SEisraiNEL-LEDGERJoins school boardJoseph aomo takes the oath Monday night to become a member rfAe OceanCity Board of Education. Business manager Frank Kohlenberger administers; the oath while Board President Herbert T. Adams looks on. SSiomo was appointedto fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Robert Becotte.^Better frlngmCity worker'slot improvedJoseph Shomoappointed toschool board. WatMns'Joseph Shomo, of ilS,: This it the leoMd In a series of articles doling with the payroll K^o*^!' SE"^?^ ftWhile pay levcli for municipal emnloyees maykave beenkw a '•$*£t^S^JSS^JSSt;hunber,of yiart W,*W1U« worker, did not get Inc^.sf225kri2S*SSmF^'tuiie'on* to workefi.who putjn, ; 4iioqth6. This method pfQVf^^aairMaepartments short.of workeni^Bth^mi^ic!t In October of 1967, the administration of than MayorfSharp approve4qY«H4me pay fw the V&. time, ftovertime policy opened the door to a city-wide bopaza,M it was certain members of the Police Departrnent ghfjmadjeout thff best. During the first tight months •« t^Spfes inovertimewasdoledoirtin th«P