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193873 SftMPLlHQftG AND SONSOSLIt\ iSCYTHES, BIANCHS,C«NN1UYWINRUN5«•• 2u-24 — Joe Hunanto4zitach;SJ=KSeorei parfldpated in the Friehirg, Bette Wdhlewn;fi« annual Penton Carey 30.34 -_ Dave BrtWttiMWUP-nietw run and the Darcv Dou*hertv 35-39 —meter boardwalk run here hoff. 4044 -j£f]HbuSSaturday. There w« also Maur«r, Meyer; «M9 -Sr^* ih S!? U ? f 2Sr Brian »"««'*k. Dorothymete- run far Hdi !0 and Benadfttt* fcHIes; 5S-S9 —Avenue, at 5:30 p,m. on Sat-m^w' , A S26 fee pays form^w' George ' Jackson; SO andurday.Here are the remits: Ow - hUchael Bertolinl. round-trip transportation,FENTON CAREY RUN BOARDWALK RUN and group discount ticketprices.Michael Scythes, Ocean Bianchi, Middletown,City, 32:381; 2, Michael 32i38,l; 2, McKenaie Harris, There are only 45 availableseats. Ticket sales arePatterson, Philadelphia, Absecon, 33:12,9; 3.33:12,9; 3. Tim Adeeman, Michelle Tett, Haverton, on a first-come, first-served"Absecon, 3*08,9; 4, Tony Pa,, 34.08.9; 4. Elizabeth basis. Payment may beWilson, Mays Landing, irwmley, Princeton, 34:23,0; made at the recreation34:23.1; 5. John Shearer, 5, Mary |o OTtormell, Hav offices o« the second floorlast Brunswick, 3*27.3; 6. erton,Pi,,34-273. of the Youth CenterIPiTm^^ 1 Age group wtaner. ^tSer Lancaster, ftWaLT* re., db.^b.l, g, raiian-i-. ^tni-yxnin jn 50 _ HM,, Carole » ,recreationnewsO.C Rec Oept.The Leisure Line bus wfll ;depart from fte Youft Cents,6th Street and AtlanticLanding, 36:05.4CHILDREN'S RimTop five taMli runners r^ln ,, ne L " ,» Kevln- 1. Debbie Sykw, Long- ^ ^ A«»«iitan.port, 40; 11,6; 2, LindaMcCovem, Avalon, 41:31,6; GYMNASTIC VICTORY3. Carolyn Itnnl, Ventnor, TOUR TRIP DfCSmUi 4, Phyllli Dodd, A trip to the Spectrum In spectacular featuring overAvaJm, 4*334; 5, Kathy Philadelphia for the gym-20 Olympic qtars includingKamlniki, Newark, Del., nastlc victory tour Bpon- th« Soviet men's and women'sgold-medal teams. TheW *sored by the Ocean CityWinners by*ge group — High School recreation United States Gymnastic14-and-under — Dennis committee is planned for Federation is hosting one" " ' m 15-19 — id Walk. Saturday, Dee 3, performance only.THISWiEK'SBPeCIALOLIVE LOAF SANDWICHOn your chaletof Bread or RollTHE SENTrNBL-LEDGERi OCEAN CITY, N J.The trip wiU be chaperonedby the Ocean City recreanaristaff, far furtherinformaiton contact TracyWhite at *• RecreationDepartment.president; Naz Costanza,secretary-treaBurer,receiveo certlficares ofappreciation signed by themayor,Tom Lanchoney, chairmanof the RecreationAdvisory Board, presentedthe awards and thankedeach recipient individually.It was also noted mat the35th Street Reids have beendedicated as the YAA complex.Repairs to the fields,new god and paving, andfixing up of the recentlyacquired building are allSTRIKERS ON TOPWBroD camIn the Ocean City BiddySoccer program tor 7-ancl8-year-olds, me:• Sharks and the Raidersbattled to a 0-0 tie-• Strikers captured ftairHref victory over the COTmoswith a goal by KevinRemsler;,.part of the renovaaoBs,• Fury, coached by Sue To help maintain theMcNeill, took on Joe area, the athletic committeeBeisel's Satellites, and the is seeking sponsors formatch ended up wim a 1-1 signs to be placed on thebetween 9 and 4:30 p,m. He at metend of four quarters.Tommy Ferguson also campaigning foroutfield fences, The YAA toMonday through Friday,Payment in full is due by scored for the Fury, and patrons for a Scoreboard,Nov. IB.SMphen Connor put it in The YAA program beginsThe trip has been planned the net forthe Satellites, in the spring and runsby the newly founded high•TANUNQB through mid-July, This yearschool recreation committee.All OCH9 students are y_ 11 a minor and ten T-ball teamsthere were six major, sbtWITwelcome toJoin.Striken _„ 2 o 1 with some 300 younptersThe top men and women Slurid .013 involved, all coached by^jj o 3nnnlBts from the I9S8load volunteers.„_._._! 0 2Bympic Games will beo 2 2 This year's program sawtogether in an International99ckrV%Vv CLOSED SUNDAY'IT) 5 DELI & catering"MAICfySAHAiiT"1018 Asbury Avi., Ocean City • 398-1046"•»! MondaytoSatyrday7a,m.«p,m.OPEN YOUR 1989CHRISTMAS CLUBBeginning October 31,1!And..,.receiveafriegift!|1 M or $3 dollar aecount - 21b. tiniiSarSIOdollaraccount- 3Ib.tin.$15 or $20 dollar account- Pie bakerStop In for defalia on our Best Chrlstmaa CookieReclpa ConttfttOCEAN CITYHOME SAVINGSAMD LOAN AMOCIATiaNTcBB&0-0O44O.C.Y,A,A. LEADERSARE RECOGNIZEDLeaden of the Youth AthleticAssodation baseballprogram wm recognlwdfor their dedication andcontributions to die programduring a recent meetfngof the RecreationAdvisory Board.Harry Vandersliee, presl.dent; Greg Donahue, vicethe use of « pitchingmachine, donated by thelocal PoUcemen's BenevolentAssociation, and theuse of a new softer hardballin the T>baU league.In conjunction wim MikeAllegretto, the fare, better known as the 9th Streetbridge. Is not being raised for boats,This is good news for motorists butnot a welcome development for manyarea mariners.The detour, diverting boats from theinland waterway passage, will be difficultfor many not familiar withunmarked channels, complain boaters,who are being asked to access thesuggestion boxHow should the oldschool site be used?Ship Channel bridge (by the SomefsPoint circle) Instead. No dear channelslead from the ICW at Beach1 JiOrOfSri lO ^uPI^IUIIl€l# ,The 55-year-*ia;vbTldge is being,regeared and rewind by state Wotkers,slid the state Department offTransportation and the US, Coif}Guard agreed to the rerouting.. :(please him to page 12)The debate over whether to save thfl Wesley Avenue school buildinghit been fettled with i wrecking ball. Put a new debate hatbegun.What •houM be done wHh th§ property?MwuM It bo • park, or maybe a refuge for historical buNding*?Shoufd the crly unlond the property? Remember, thla lint |utt anyplot of land. This parcel lies •mack-dab lit Me middle of tit* city'i V«ctorlartnelflhborhood, already marred wHh nondescript, modern buildings,8o what do you think? Share wWi us yoar views.§fitiOc^n CHy, HX 08226— i'i ) ' •