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CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER lfc^*S' •tepaa vrwMmma-un. ma lKMte» Mceqtly an MM atH« UM tfceft tol d«anutntlMj i of nttrctundiu Cram on Old TaekahM i Star* In Wild- . Mrs. Jane Coates, , . _-.. ed flndln* the Smtn Point, was the demonstrator. • 'attic of KuUtert home. Guerta Included Mn. Berth* Mlf- dinted UM ourclary ltacdo, Kn. Doris Mtgllacclo and but admitted tarwny. He ' ' driTlM his ear Mn. CeetUa Wood, of Tuekaiwe; Mrs. Marie Demarest. Mn, Alice _ -the itore and fftMo mm pU» the merchandise Ooud. otn. Ida Cawedy, Mn. G.a of tta atot*. II* »td UM men Young; Un. Doris Cloud and Mn. Jf and that lie loaded Ktta Sue Haralepen. of Petersburg; • arttcte* In hb car. and Mrs. Jane Coatea. of gamers Point were served by the SOCIAL MIIM HlUKSIRVKI Weekend (iuests of Mrs. •MIS to ! IMt Louise Man Wmleonwt iecefltoi Marmora SatcoTror Apffi'll. The ta' will Beer In Auto be held In ihe Mor|an««êit ArteH. cm Legion Fort Home. 1«1» ««d Haven nv., Oeean aiy. Hie d»nco Brings Penalties Fire Auxiliary Is for young people « and oldtc It will be held M VM to 11:SO and It is to be called the "Satfuite Mm Hn«d, 2 Coatt Marks Birthday Itop," Music will b# fumlahtd by a local combo and by recordings. Guards Disciplined MAtUtORA-nut prudent, of the A cjuh OM far a 21-y«jMjld ladies Auxiliary of the Marmora vol. unteer Plre Company were honored $170 Collected in ley's Point nan and disciplinary ae> •t a recent meeting to eonynem. Uon agalnM two Coatl CuardMHa orate the Hth anniverwry of Ihe Heart Fund Drive rewMed from trill recently of ths group. ThlftjKwo members attended UPPER TOWNSrW — Mn. John trio »'ho »vt arrested here for h*v- the meeting Lorenzo, 1958 chairman of the local Iroj lntoxlcatlnj beveriuje in their Sirs, Maud Sadler, current preil. Heart Fund drive, announMo dent, presgnted gifts to five past Walter Ow, St. of Shore Road, presidents who attended. They were B«slej-. Paint, was lined KO on • Mrs -Mae Clark, Jlrt, Marie Tetttn, dtaorderty person charge, while Mn. DorpthK MeMMWr, Mrs. B#rtha Hany J, OuUll and Meivin N. Field and Mrs. Ethel Schneider Prlnee. both II and member, of the The!* un»We to attend were Mrs. Coast Guard, were rendered lnellsl- Peu Frasea Robblns. Mn. Ann Clark, Ut for promotion for three monUij. Mrs. Christine Saop and Mrs, Setty Tiw three vntm arrested tar Sit OV€tte, MUS impagllaiio p g o on n the night of y and family were her son, JTsur new members, Mrs, Alice FMruary 21 and d charged hd under d the th Mr, and Mn. Burton Bymm and Reagan, Mrs, Ruth GUliland, Mrs, new «Uie taw which prohibits the «on, Robert, of Arlington, Va, Nicole Oniey and Mrs, Ken Shield, rinking or possession of intoxicat- Quests of Mrs, Mary Sehwplblnl Imj btveraxea on public streets or in THOMAS HAMM, second from left, Cape May County wen welcomed. tad daughter, Ullian, Sunday eve. can *y anyone under the age of 21 division manager of Atlantic City Electric Co., greets a few An Impressive travelogue film socompanled by choral singing sf nlng were Mr, nd Mrs. Joseph The law comes under the disorderly of local realty and building representatives who were fhymns wu presented ^r Carl Shaw fcfeweibbu Jr. and son Joseph 3rd. ?non act, company guests at educational meeting on electric heating of ocean City, of BtlJepmin Accordinc to Set. tmnafUaizs, the Recent guests of Mr, and Mn, rio was apprehended in aukiu'g ear equipment at Flanders Hotel recently. The guests from A covered dish luncheon to which Frank Clfonl were Mr. and Mrs, Nick at 5th st. and Atlantic air. when a left are Stanley Pontiere, realty broker; Henry B. Cooper, the public ii im-iied was planned for Thursday (March 20, at noon in the Simon and daughter. Donna, of rull bottle and a broken bottle of city building inspector, and Edmund L, Wisham, president Ore hail. Mrs. Benjamin F, Guiles is Woodbine. beer were found. The defendants ad. of the Real Estate Board.—5yd Stoen photo. chairman. Bin, Ida Deiro was a visitor 1 nutted trying to conceal the bottles Philadelphia on Saturday, behind the back seat, ibreaklnjj one At the close of the meeting re. IQu Lillian Sehwetbuu was a via- in the attempt. freshments were served by Mrs. Wll. liam Oniey, Mrs. Frank Foglio and ilor in Vtneland and MlllvUle, where .Municipal Judge Franklin A, King This is Time of Year to Check Mn. Rudy Kdllng. site «n a fuesi of Mn, Linda Flan. ehutiied camp for pun*aslag ibeer dera, of Orlando, Ha,, at the home si for minors, and advised him to do L, iutclls. ' his drinking with Mends 21 years Mrs. Walter Drubb, of Ocean City, old or over. Your Boat, Gmar and Trailer Palermo Scouts Set visited Mrs Maud Walters and daugh. Judge King reported that he had This is the time of year when Canvat tarps, life prasarvars, Plant for Dance tor, Boris recently, worked out the disciplinary penalty th« entire erew of a boating family cushion, and older gear >houk< Mrs Alice Cloud, with her daugh for the Mrvfee men with Chief War- PALERMO AIB JTOHCE STATJON gets Impatient to put that rig bad b» givMi a brlik brvttilng and put tor and son, Mrs. Bla Mas HaMepen rant Officer Dennis, commanding offi- on the water atfaln; and it's a Is out Into MM warm sun far nW- —Jack VUet and John Huff attained and Jam« Cloud, attended Hie cer of the Hereford Inlet Ufeheat the time to eli#«* your outfit befon ounti drying. Mildew ofbm In. Tenderfoot rank at a recent meeting uneral of the former's brother In Station at North WUdwood, where the boating season gets Into ru vita* rat, and nathlnf will dhpei of Boy Scout Troop 79, sponsored by w. wniiwn Bowden, of .Morton. Pa, they are stationed. mll*w fatter Nun freih air and the Palermo WUItam Cloud entertained his In addttlon to- oelng retarded In Mow "gwu you prepare your era- pMntly of iuniigM, daughter, Mn. Edith McDonald, el Ms promotion effort!. Prince was for winter •torage wUI depend upor Gennmiown, Tuesday evenlne. denied lus next twcMiar UbeW from now quickly y0u can get ready foi Oiecit your anchor and anchor Mr and Mrs, floficrt Lee enter, «ka base. Judge KUaf said the extra launching In the •prins, but regard line far wear or abrasion and make tallied aunts from Court House, penalty was napoaed faeeauM Prince less of what you,did last fall, a few certain extra line Is aboard for CorWn Ctty and Bdora, •UwesHy caused some dlfliculty for tips from the Evfnrude Boa I in i me as both bow and stern painters. . (Mr. and Mn, Thomas Grace and the arresting officer. Foundation will help you get you Dents, nicks, and gouges in rails daughter, Janet, of Oak Une, Pa, teat ready easily and efficiently. and topsldes should be filled with Junta of WUlUm Cloud plastic wood or marine dough, The first thing Is to make a e»re- smoothed down and then painted Kiwanians See fill check of the hull. If you find MLDOM the paint checked or blistered, sand or varnished as required, A Ids that tpnks volumes is «•!• down the rough areas. It may re- Make certain the bilges are clean Ml • «rat edition—Pensucola Air- Film on Mining quire only a touch-up here and there —free from gasoline and grease. i, Goaport rather than a complete sanding end Look for the seacock or plug which A color Mm, •auning for Mekel," pa In tins you removed to di-sin water from was shown at the meeting of the the bilge last fall. Now is the time Klwanls Club last week. Early and If you're a salt-water skipper, to close it. present day methods of mining and chances are you washed down the Cheek over your trailer to make modern prospecting methods were craft before storing ]a§t fall. But certain all rollers operate freely explained. if you didn't now's the time to do They can probably stand lubrication Today prospectlne Is airborne, a It, Warm water a good detergeni with a regular oil. Check your plane flies over the area and a de^ and a soft cloth will remove al trailer wheel bearings and see that vice regtater, the presence of ore particles of salt. Dry the washed "hey are properly greased, and U and limultaneoiuly uklng > picture hull with a chamois to avoid streak- not, either do it yourself or have of ttie area sa that the esaet et lo loea. ing or staining, It done at a service station, Uonof tt» tt dwrts dwrt U registered. it The flan was supplied by the In- H you didn't clean the bottom •It is well to check electrical eon. of your boat last Mil, git al it nections on your trailer. If any tematlon.1 Nickel Company of Can Hgfrt now. The Mad# af a putty wlre« are damaged or worn, they TIMETABLE"! ada. International Nickel produces knife, a (tiff win fcrmn and st**i should be repaired, A little water- over W per cent of the free world-j wsoi, tjlut plenty of elbow inase, proof grease brushed over your . A XMt & total output of nickel, rank* first in will nmn any clinging growth! socket connections on tali lights will the production of pUtlnum and re. 9n fh# ttull. keep them free of corrosion and latoa metal, and is (taut the fifth shorts during the season,' tannest copper producer, it also Check youE hardware for cor, produce. aJiver, gold, selenium, tel^ n and pitting. Excessive corros- ittHurn, cobalt, sulphur and Iran ore. ion or wear will mean that some Student Cleared on ^ wer. nearly »500«o,. of the hardware may need replacing. for r f, B (, known as a Uue .Movable parts, such as blocks or Carelessness Charge enh, aMMt «ith 76,000 ahaMMden turn/buckles, should be treated with Alien Day. IT, of !« Pinnacle •nd approximately so.Ono l • penetrating oil. OU will many load, was exonerated of a careless Henry Xoeaer Jr. . wass Tf tknes loosen pulleys which seem mr far f th the day anii completely "frozen" by salt or cor- •riving charge at a Municipal Court •rmogenieiiU tor the fllrn. rosiofl Searing In IJpper Township laa Group sinking was led ty Jack Wednesday night. Judge Floyd Along witi th* hardware check Jean. Vteltimt Kiwanians ana guest* your fire extinguisher to see lh»t Sandy dismissed the complaint ere Introduced by John T .Sth: it is properly filled and jo working ?hleh had been filed l>y State Po- order. ice. Charles E. WUsnn, former UMtage, the lines and cables con- ry of Defense! "Vou cant The charge wss the outgrowth of necting the steering wheel with the nr ft*ever," in accident tht night of Februiry motor, should be kept lubricated and 54 when a car driven by the high receive periodic cheeks. Be on the *heol student struck a pjtch of Ice lookout for wear and faulty con. in the Tuckahoe-Marmora road and neclions. Steering cable faces a kidded into a ditch. Diy and Linda good deal of stress during the boat- •lilligan, 17, were both admitted to ing season and a ehecit now may *ore Memorial Hospital for treat- save many frustrating hours of try. nent of minor injuries. They Wre Ing to; nuke offshore repairs on part of a group returning from a linkage during the boating season. basketball game in Sridgeton, 1 date, n contribution r S n » of , albie to cover i to-house as i may null be , hoe, Those who Uon were M Harry Buntk Mn, Ollbert f Herbert Bonn and Thomas, and Jakie, JiJ thia Oam Broadley | Europe FROM I 7e00NTMB4OMYS *< . W. pto. (rip. ». *Wm MM Iwn 'W.I fursM't fursMt MMwri. eretmrf wi Ml, fcj UT M SHREVE TRAVEL SERVICE 1606 Pacific Avmua PHOMI: 4-S447 and 44U1 CONVEKTIBLE: TWO STYLES IN ONE-Wsir 'im cither* PRETW PUMre for drew up- STrWPSftrt .-j . •..... —L "Sis"lovii*eni Danny Clark or acavUie, Silly Dickinson of Palermo and Bill Powell of •eesley'i Point were welcomed. There arc now M boys in the troop. •HIT'S PATIO SHOP GARDEN CEMTER Good Lawnt A Gardmi Sl.rt Now at Bcrfi •UiMl MIDI S-IO-S — Agrinlte — HMO Esponu — Hollytode _ Vigoro VIRTA6UIN SEABOARD SEED OJW. SCOTT LAWN Sf ED •pNlal Sr.H U*4 MB*. $I4t RUSTICRAFT FENCE J PATIO SHOP 2ND A WIST AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N, J. tnm tJ.llv.ry , ph. ItJl or r*fr Mitt tin MM i> THE NEW 40-GALLON ELECTRIC WATER HEATER CAN SUPPLY 470 GALLONS OF HOT WATER DURING A 24-HOUR PERIOD . . Uf* «NM SIX TIMIS year tmnmX *flb§ warn «f i«» wafer, coXrolM patefe IsMvary Ihfta VJr A &AL GHAU TAN*/ '•• f i- ' -.f •HUltm*. ritIC C0MPANT *, IT COSTS SO LITTLE \ MORE TO TRAVEL J FIRST CLASS! Find out why OLDS it FIRST In sale* In UM tMdlum price tlast I Drop In at our Ask about eurtpeclalapprahah Mr low pries can-all make*, all models, all this we*k! , ww MM, Mmwiiin , Your new car in a sign of prosperity 111*4 PALMfR OihVROUT-OUMMOBILIE, INC. crnr, N. j. **.? MM! of the entire daisroom for • week. ncinbHa voted to Mangfe the propoHd E»ster wanUan and school wm to in MHion on April i mil. Only Good Friday wll! be • sdiool holiday this year, TriLi U oetoe dooa rather than continue school gMsnoni later into June, A letter «aa read froni R. Claude Johnson In Tuekalrae protMhif the prMent poUey 4t few required tor the use of the tehso! *y other or- •uUMttoM, Th» lettm aUo referred to th* committee of local tup^ying to Lester Thorn, eterfc, m Instructed to sdviae Johnson of toe receipt of hU letter and Inform Mm thai the skmthm la bum studied. Mn. John Barsh Robert Hiualepen Oam Brosdley, Albert W»ili and John banglay were designated u u. •Mate moiDoerj of the New Jeoey Edwatlon AmmclstJoo representiiH the *w»rd. Mrs. Berutt was appoint, ad to attend • tneetWE M ba hdVS also began merit badge requirements for swimming. Seventeen boys attended the swimming class The troop plans to swim at the pool ones a month Three boys Clarence Battersby and Albert and Bomtla Way, ymn rein. Mated aj Scouts, Broadley Heads •re ptMitiin« to contribute to the fund. Clotbteg g and food o n, be b ^tad d and d no more clotting needed. Thorn MM. Anyone wishing to contrHMte may do «o with Charlea FoMer Jr., catfiier of the First National Bank of Tuejtahoe, whei^ tlw fund la being established, or may «tv# the contribution to Thoin. Mr. lîer work* in the R, B. M». nn and Son mrtory In Beli»ptahi and, the family Li temporarily livy In mat arei. Auxiliary MMN Tonight MAHMORA—The annual meeting of the Lodies 1 MR, Richard Smith • Pro«pectlve player* Gift Shower Quart for the Marmora •"Tigwa* Boy« MAAMORA _ A aurwlae fafMte Magua in»l MO will meet tomorrow .hotter honoring wn. Kiciurd smith, evening (Friday) from 7 to • Vdoc* or Palermo, was «ii reeemly by In the wcial room of the Mamurr Mm, Albert Craln at her ham* on Methodlat Church, New Road In Marmora. Mrs. Smith to the farmer MUs Joan telley, Dane* Saturday by daughter of Mr, and Mrs, -Joe Dalley of Palermo, ' Upper Grade Pupils Clfta were presented In a decBrat, UPPER TOWNSI^ — A Sprnt ed pink and white bassinette. Those Dance for young people in Urn Ftftt present wer* Mra. Joe Djdley, MM, to Ninth Grade, wUI be giver BlUy Cabiness. Mrs. Howard geheflck •ventof, M.rch » ta the M Mn, Andrew And May, M MMr*. Garrlsow M«wor» Volut Volunteer Hre fi *Ii JuJl, * frow Aiwili«ry of thi Hunter, Ttn, Joe B. Whlttm MrTT Prtser«oltSacfc.Watchktt Post No mm, V.r,W., wttl he hel. this evl ntag (Thursday) in the pott home pfllc«« for th« coming year vriil be elected. George Meiny, President, AFL^rO conaBenting on tlw current reces- •ton; "I think the situation h far worse than the Administration seems ?! Upper Township New* ay Mn. Hwtort tand MMM ©,€. 164I-W Easter Vacation Shortened to Make Up For Lost School Time m, TOWNSTHP—David N, Myler, of somera Point, wu employed fcy members of the Upper Townaiiip Board of BdueaUon it their Tuei day evening meeting to the ele » •» H:M »:«» oWocfc, o'clock, mwrtary school in JMarmora, He will James DaUes^ Mrs. Harvey Garidy. The daneo u being sponsored bj begin ai teacher of the ElghtH Mrs, Jacob rieid and .*•«, Mary niothen of the sixth Grade puplli and* on April 1. Smith, and proceed! will be givni to Mri Mr, Byler, who was interviewed Klrgtine Oliver, their teacher, who by board members. Is a gmduate of Luncliaen Today has been 01 for several months, Earilvsm College holding a BKhelor Refrejlunents of eaJtes. Jimnpum of Arta degree. Mm has done grad- MA»atf«A-^ covered dUh lunch, ers, hot dogs, ,.nd soda will be sold uate work at New Jersey State eon, sponsored by the Ladles AUJUI. Doiuliona of My of these articles Teaeners iary of the Marmora Volunteer lire or money to purchase them will be Company, will be held at noon to. appreelited. For information con- Jay (Thursday!, in the fire hall The tact Mrs. Benjamin F. Guiles or Mrs. public is Invited , Charles Sachaeiimalcr. 1 Upper C of C Bridge Protest Is FJUd Wlrh Army m»n. Mm. Oroeh Jane Wetuneyw MAJU«O«A — Gam Brwdloy Ml and aeorga E. B«JI«y were renew»d elected pnwJdont of the " •t the meeting. Upper Towiuhlp OttOHM of Can nraw HMhV mMWk II wm aMMUiMad NH tte room of to* MMoOdhrt Ct ood Orxl* rnumd i Ottar officer. *lect«l WOaon OarrtaaB, «iM Ht SMtp *, s ft prW*utlMUry Quntr•part two l EMM In ttat »* *rm4: U Mr, p.1, M» «** i f The secretary «• lwtroct«l to College In Olanbom and oniert the «jn*t*lon of • mom UM M MW aliiaai n. the University of PennsjlvanU. H« tpan type MOW at tlw •aaawMt taught in Friends' School Moores- lerlsr of rh. room hu u boon ftmh Boulevard entrance to'Owm &&. town. N. J,, from 19S2 to lui. n dHtU mi i HHM» MM A Mtw wlU to mM to OoL r - The contracts of Mn. Agnes Good D, Trotitr, met of «jgln««1o< HM Mutham Ataratto MMM, JacfcMOvUle, Fla., prior to a bovine aelMdaled ttm «arr#'^_^^, ~
„•-*' • . * - '.•t'li* if" ,. il •>«•>« p. m. mrhet. V* ft C 1> it •.« ilXf aim. PHI Ttt»' Ole* CW^ttU^r*BH . eoqetxt itt the AtUdtfc CUT Hteh S*M1 ait* torinm bo Srtarday nlffftt, * " , ertanitt tunaay In Lmt—Judlc. Ml, m._Ohurch Bciiool. Clisses rer all ages, Nursery through Adult i Dtpartnentg, Christian O r o w t Series used. Visitors always we; come; attendance cards given, Pu tor Adler teaches Uie Adult Class. „ 'I a . m^-Tbe Service. The Sermon "Jswplng Death." «,, Anthem, « Sought the Lord," Stevenson th, ChaBcel Choir. *The SoIoT "Ti g r »f" Harriet Ware, Helena Hand. The Epistle. Hebrewi W The Gospel, John l:«Ut, 11 a. m—Nursery for Small Ohil. dren, sponsored by UlCw Wednesday 7:J0 p, m_Lenten Meditation Sub. jeet; "What Man Ha* Dona," 7:^0 p, m.—Chancel Choir rclieara. iaty'rda i -2~ JUBtor a " > " taheata a p. m, — Pastor's ConArmatio Clasi, Wmere Uiere Is the most love-1 Ood. there will be there the truest and most enlarged philanthropy— Robert Southcy. •-. w . ntm Atlantic City, live not inctudst B.SO a, m.-Sunday School with classes for every member of the family, Donald Phillips superinten- dent. n W-JSsm-Wonhip Bervto.. Mrs. David P, Wright, organist. Message hy Rev, David p, Wright, 1O:« a. ni,-ûpervised Nurses downstairs. 7:S0 p. m._Evening tjospel Serv. Ice, fiinainii led hy Charles Oooil, Vocal solo by Otadys Douglas. Mes- sage ^r «ev, David p, Wright. 7:10 p, m,—Supervised Night Nun, 2 Inmiortal, for matter if temporal and b therefore a mortal phenomenon a human concept sometimes beauti Ail. always erroneous " SelecUom, from the Bible will in dude the following iIsaiah WB) "The irais withereUi, tbe flower faaeth: but the word of our Ood shill stand Ior ever," WCONO CAPS MAY BAPTIST •her, Raad, Palermo •a». Harry F. PlntMten, Paiter Sunday Church School begins at BM a. m. The lesson this week is iST- ffiMl.KJeSry'.le «W^, compel t»eh-4r Service begins at 11 o*. ie vester clioip win Mary Pjihlty iwmon b l d7iS come i old faihtoned ^ ^ Y Hymn lSi v w S • p, m,—Berean Class meeting coil, ducted 6y Mrs, Oharles Good presi dent at the home ot Mrs, Hugh Doa^ S Villas* Drive, Soraers Point Ouesi speaker, Mrs. Harold Chllton missionary to the Philippines Tvatday, March M— 7:30 p. m,_YounB Adult Fellow snip meeting and recreation Jim LuU, president, WadfltMay, Mirch 26— •:80 p. m.-îoneer Girls led by Mrs. Ihrry Schmidt, T:80 p, m,—Mldweelt service of prayer, nnd Bible meditation TtNinday, March »— 10:»a, m, ta 1 p, m,—White Cross group meets, » 8 p, m,—YoMn« Married Couple's ems' mcetlnc conducted hy Norman fcjijl«oi), proildtiit, FrMay, March ii- Yoltti leuomSp ant'junior'Hteh mpwshlp, fcoturing, showing of nration pictufe* of iMornlnj chee' Plnebrook and WMe Club'lit summer camps, • • • IT, JAMES A. M. I. •^ iaif "- v - -** ^ "• rm rrMeVpn av» Av. O. i. Smith, fetter , Ji a, m.-Momhig Service. 2 P. in—Sunday School. •?• oi.—VoMug PAoplu'i Meet. Bethany Circle Has Minienaiy Project , Miss Mathilda Strathnunn and Mrs. Isen were eo-iiostesses for the IB Members of the Bethany Circle of the rirst Presbyterian Church meet. Ing Wednesday lasf week in Miss Ptrathmann's home, MB Ocean av. Devotions, on the topic "Luke the Physician," were led by Mrs, Lena Miller and Mrs. Herbcrl Searle re- viewed the book, "Journey Into Mis- sione." Members continued work on their sock dolls and icrapbooks for Uie missionary project. The Misses Bhoda and Jeannette Mathewson were appointed hostess«s for the next meeting. No one is useless in this world who lightens Ihe burden of it for any one else— Charles Dickens IMOBINII Miss Emogenc I ton, D, C, dlreetoF"L . for the General BoaMi ance of tile MeUie&i be guest speaker at ( Conference Youth Se Studies on Friday » toe nrst MelhodlJt ( Begistralion will ! Prlday and the ii*i_ 7 p. m. Miss DucUpVI Is "Why Are We r Saturday afternoon i will be "How Can ' PressuresJ" For lUrl use the dim entitlei.'L. No," The balance « £3 will be devoted to «T* which Miss Duniap is 1 tor. Miss Duniap also £ ft, i Board's liajson* pm lJ!fi3 Board of Education __ 'rnent and Curriculum i She serves as a Church's Natlonil Y« Alcohol studies and with the Department oft clal Relations of tl vision of thrlstltn i board of Mission*; THE FIR On* Startini Survives i(» Foul Call. \ VINCe MICMiLiTTI City High School 1 ! _rted B«a Raiders „ with frustration as a ,„ and detenniiwd Rivar- iHilh School team gnawed it the Raider point ltad 'btnch reierves tq cra»h jugh in the flnal minute win the South Jen-say ipII championship in din Convention Hall, Fri- "night, 71-89, e Baiders came oft* the court on Ishort end of the score and left 1 iBoils for the jubilant Rams. to the several thousand Ocean J fjni and objective observers at •title Came, Ocean City turned in "championship performance In t »specl of the contest. pjlr of officials Mrifh over, mftaitia whistlH and a lack of •jln. reserves on Mia Ocean F tench forced Ihe RaMeri to -BODYWORK PHI ESTIMATES aliace Bros. Bufck ST. AND SIMMON ,VK. •HONi 127a [iverside Reserve Strength Dethrones Raiders in Tourney Final, U Lead Most [Way, Yield in 4 Minutes yield Aa aactlaml tW. te «M mv. arslda th* affar th. rwiiii,, ... rt»a# a tatiMcl ranflna frem .i^jj, 5 " ^^* ^rn
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