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PACK . • - • . • , • • » < • • report that we twirl Klmer and •* Edith Angsteadt back with us•'"" for the summer arid would Jike to .congratulate them on their 63rd wedding' anniversary which they celebrated. August 14.. They have been members of the Ocean City Shuffleboard Oub for many years, i: ' " ; The Progressives were held- _r. on their usual days with the S interest mounting as our season j§< draws toaclose.The winneziin 'IS' the women's . divisions on £? Wednesday. August & mere Mildred Lee, five games; Dot Cairns, four games, and Marion £2 Richardson, three gatneav In the men's division, it;was Frank Richardson, five games; Howard Twinning, four games, and Vince Ferrante,, three games. The Saturday winners were, in the women's division, Dot Cairns, five games;- Peggy Case, four games, and Bea Markle. three games. In the men's division, it' was Doe Bobbins, five games; Joe' Jones, four games, and Vince Ferrante, three games. ,;. . FARM MARKET l-.; "We're gonna have a good football team. I'm riot saying we're going to the Super Bowl or even that we'll win 10 or 12 games. Our goal is to have a winning season. I think we've progressed in each pre-season game and, if we keep that up, a winning season becomes a realistic goal." ' • , . Jaworski was a second rqunddraft choice of the Rams inJ973 out of Youngstown State. He worked his way up to the starting quarterback spot in Los Angeles at the start of last season but suffered a broken shoulder in theopening winbver Atlanta. He has, despite all the praise for his passing abilities.only thrown one touchdown pass in the NFL. He has, however, scored four times on the ground. One reason for that record might bethe strong offensiveline in LA. ' "There is no question that the Rams are one of the great offensive lines in football*," hesaid, "but this is a good one right heefc. too: If I had to point up an area that could stand some improvement, it would be pass protection. That will come, though, when we statLmixing up the run and pass and working with a game Plan- . - " ...-• ' -:v '. • ' "These guys on our offensiveline come off the ball well. They ieit im atimic.««... »~^ (|,ey wpn't make a lot of mistakes that will .0^n££;$êditwjUbe u — : h^ are to be congratulated on such a unique setup. Oh yes, we did . : have winners. In the women's ~ division it was Peggy Case, Marie Arbuckle and Bea Roedem. This is the order of finish. In the men's division, again in the order of finish, it was Jack' Schneider, yours truly and Percy Brooks. Our August meeting, -which was held on the 11th of the month, included the election of officers. This is the off-year as to our presiding officers. There were three openings for directors. Mae Murphy and —^ ••- • w '•?•• ^.j.. M*.,. ,».i»;uigciii uuipi/Of guys and a good front line." Monday night Jaworski was under fire when he drilled a fourth down pass into the end zone toward tight end Keith Krepfle. "I was . flat on the ground when. Keith made the catch," he said, "but it must have been a great one." It was and it was the first touchdown scored against the Patriots in three pre-season games. When Krepfle completed that catch he was mobbed by Vermeil and most of the Eagle bench. They were hopping around like it was the Super Bowl. And Jaworski thinks he knows why. . "Coach Vermeil is responsible for a lot of that," he said, "but I think the guys are responsible for a lot of it themselves. A lot of • guys on this team have been down fora lot of years. It's a tribute to the type of guy they have here that theyj&eep right on working. —They keep on fighting and they never give up. It would have been easy to write this game off as just another pre-season game when we fell behind, 104). ' • "We work as hard in practice as any team in football. When it all BOTTLE TALK ;>**. pays off and you beat a team that could end up'ln the Super Bowl Since we are swiftly approaching'the endl you should get excited. I think it's healthy. of summer, we thought a punch recipe} . "In fact, there is nothing quite like the feeling you get when you '. would be a good. idea. What does that have' work all week toward a victory on the weekend and you suddenly to do with the end of summer? With the end realize you were successful. It's great to be jumping up and down . of summer, comes Labor Day, a time ftfr on the sidelines, slapping each other on the back. . parrys and Ion. •• • ' • "I hope we can keepit up all year." , FISH HOUSE PUNCH PALERMO 2 quarts Jamaics rum • . ., l quart Cognac Brandy *~'. 1 wine glass' peach liqueur •^ 2 quarts water 1 :".i.r> \~~. I *»,Pound loaf sugar Cai^-V 11 quart lemon juice J~\ j Put a large piece of solid ice in the punch ' bowl and allow, to brew for about two hours. Canad (6 years old) Point Cold Duck ft (Maw Yort Stale) •Price* do not include M. J. sales Tax From all of the POINT Liquor Family, We would -like to congratulate Shirley and Harry Leeds on the birth- of•' their X daughter, Deborah. Deborah now' becomes the youngest member of our crew. Stop by . and congratulate the proud father. Party Line Call 927-2491 ^Mr{Hô|ugh:^ seftte^ SCffiS l&*rV : mmt Quart 4/S(H»1 ?£& "One Stop For A" Your plumbing and Heating Needs' Hom§ Oelhrery Service ^..'i v V.-fa' iwiliiiiil Eleotrio Sewer 6 Root Gleaning Equipment ^•Si Wlkr Utf :••*•& Z^-^Mit X&s- im m ".•*,; ISiSilP tes .;-/j •».• Mouse (Sale Ends Mon. OIL BASE • for wood siding, doors, . ' trim&metat , • .'."•• ,* • "enamelized" for incredible , ,' . durability and gloss retention : ;. • Brilliant White plus a full line of '. \ readv-mixed and custom colors > Reg. $12.99 * — #m -»-» SALEPRCE* 10.99 Sftw WEEKEND SPECIAL • PEACHES • TOMATOES • PEPPERS • SQUASH •EGGPLANT (yoorcboice) 4* WHILESUPPLY LASTS CORN BUTTEREA "._ WITH PURCHASE OF 1-DO2. CORN NEXT TO WtUU GBOVB WAMK MUIHIMI AM CONDITIONED FOB TOOB - C0MF01T ft —iBBminHar • W»M30 ILIIi LATEX BASE • for wood, brick, concrete ( metal. • fade-resistant white & colors. • quick-drying, easy latex application and cleanup • resists blistering, mrtdew, - fumes and alkajli^/ ;;;;'-* SALE PfiXE *5I,99 Great savings today CENTER ( I rajvi 1 ;^ v'*PLB -% :?,. . MOST VALUABLE—Linda Ferguson, (left), of Linwood, and Jim Swariick INTERESTED VISITOR—Juan Martin Garabote (third from left), of the (right);, ...v.^ of „» West ..«.!. Chester, VUHIICI, sra., Pa., aic are IHVSCIUKU presented with WIUI trophies Mupuics uy by snore Shore uasKeiDail Basketball World wuria Basketball oasKeioau Congress «—^p.— traveled —.~.w-..».»». here fromi uviu Tenerife, icuciuc, Canary waiutry Islands, isutnas, as an Day Camp director Dixie Howell, identifying them as the best most valuable boy observer at the 10th annual Shore Basketball Day Camp, studying the program, and c girl in the local .~w^. basketball »» camp. .„„„£,„ .» Participants w— vawa^MHav mm* in the **-»«w -^MaU£r camp VVUIV come *>» from Wl*a\ we instruction -.— and techniques *«*h«i«i«»c of nf the iho various «Q..- Cape n coaches u and J players. _.— Others ^— elsewhere in New Jersey from New York; Maryland, Virginia, Indiana and in photo (1 to r) are Camp Director Dixie Howell, Joe Bryant, of the Philadelphia Pennsylvania. 76ers, and Don Pileggi, superintendent of recreation for the city. 'Purveyors of General Merchandise \ J*,VK^ Uoi L ^SSSS^J^^ IUckman ' 6M5> - in an Old Tiyie Atmosphere • Woolrich Jackets & Chamois Shirts • Vermont Sharp Cheese . • Jams, Jellies and Gift Items • Breyers Hand-dipped Ice Cream • Handcraf ted Walnut, Cherry and Pine . Tables constructed in our Shop - Open: Tues. Thru Sun. from 10 a.m. to S p.m. . . Closed Mondays Somers Point-Mays Landtag Boad (Rarte 559) ftUVS UUfDING, N. J. 826-2073 GRANDFATHER CLOCKS It's playoff week in summer basketball •* . •> All in a •• Port-O-Call dumped Qves._75t_ final playoff-game-with-French- • ai • league •"»"» • is -"in „—^...^ mer—basketball—regular—season-game. w.».,.- -Bur "84, to stay jn the number three taking on Port-O-Call in the plonship playoffs conducting this week cfaam- at Kelley spot. Paul Gibson had 35 points, r the 6th st. courts. Three teams , and other. 11 rebounds for four assists to finished tied for fourth place in George Powers added 17. Winners will play a three- pace the winners. Don Otto the regular season, trailing Pearson had 24 and Caulfield 23 game series for the cham- supplied the rest of the scoring first place 14th Street Bakery, for the losers. pionship. punch, dropping in 29' points second place French Real Five players hit double, and taking 15 boards. Brown, a Estate and third place Port-O- figures for the league's top dog, junior at Ocean City, had 29 Call. . 14th Street Bakery, in a high- points with Bier getting 10. Joe scoring 9441 win over Stretch .Hannah, another Raider Junior, Buy and sell Included in the three-way tie Real Estate. Neill, one of the snatched 13 rebounds. for fourth place were Sport- . scoring leaders of last year's ' Regular season champion sworld, Hickman Seafood and Ocean City High School team, 14th Street Bakery will meet with Oves' Bicycles. Sportsworld scored S3 points in a losing the eventual winner of the had a hand in its own fate, fourth place tiebreaker (either beating Hickman, 8448, to join effort. Tharis the-high single- MÛU,VUUX ueureoKer tenner the tie. Sam Botta scored 22 game output this season and Sportsworld or Oves) in a semi- classified ads might be an all-time league points and Drew Burman 20 to. record' Tun Shattuch paced the pace the winners. Burman also winners with 28 points..and 16 grabbed 14 rebounds. .Joe. rebounds. John Corrigan glio netted 16 for Sportsworld scored 22 with Kenny Johnson to hdp them build a 23-poJnt (13). Tom Geers (13) and Fred lead after three periods. Steve Zawoiski-(12) all adding sup- Millions of Seashells Pearson tallied 28 and Bob port. Caulfield 20 Jor Hickman, also ' 'A Collector \s P.imdi'.o Sportsworld defeated French combining for 25 rebounds. - Real Estate, 86-76, despite Oves 'earned the tie by another' high-scoring effort on I New Shipment Just \ defeating winless Stretch Real the losing side. Bill "Pop" Estate, 46-41. The low score was | Arrived! j "Rackley, another former created by a heavy wind that Raider star who is the league's frequently blew the ball off leading point-producer, scored 50 Types of Heishi Beads course. Jeff Beir managed 17 45 for French with Eddie Paone points and Willie Brown 10 for adding 20. Burman paced the. the winners. AI Neill popped 16 and Leo Doyle 11 for the losers. The Shell Yard had Sportsworld defeated Hick- ,12. 2 7 17 Asrmry Ave. man again, 7M4, in the'first game of a playoff to determine fourth-place. The winners built— a 38-27 halftone lead and held on down the .stretch. Burman scored 26 points and snatched 14 rebounds while FogUo netted 24 and took IS boards. Pearson tallied 22 and Caulfield 18 for Hickman. Sportsworld and —Oves will dedde fourth placein— the final tiebreaker. CLOCK REPAIRING 1500 New Road (Bt. 9), NortMieU Phone: 646-1745 Watson's Restaurant earned its second win of the season by, beating Orel's Pizza, 6044. Dave Reiter scored 21, Scott McKay 18 and Hike Haverty 10 for the winners. Kevin McBride had 16 and Chris Ramsey 13 for the pizza five. Palmer Chevrolet, which nearly created a four-way tie for fourth place, staved dose by V V >-*>*- X X? *mm !•©< Don't delayl See about that mortgage today I Visit the friendly folks at the rfayCount; Savings §? Loa ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $40.00C Main Office - 7 N. Main St. 4«M188 3301 Atlantic Avthui 622-2447 517Washington Strttt -', ' 8844435 1809 Baythore Road : 880-2066 40 So. Shore Rd. 398-4500 '^^
• ^ 1-\ y ', PAGE 8 - SECTION THttER _.... *»-•>, >•>-•>, « w , ana IM>, ' ,'•'••' . v '. • overwhelm Sunset Market, 93- . Ih other action on Tuesday Parkway Pharmacy 66, and Boyd's T.V. crushed' night ^ n the „« Kings ~nB8 Kids ivias split sput four League Champs Ocean 'v3S^£Xfi^%^ City Youth Center, 68-52. iames games with Park Ptace. Place: The Ocean City YYouth Center won ^SSS^rJSt r&£2J%& Kings Kids were led by Lou Its first game of the season and ' Sf%SH p l %Sl2?^S? HS Kneeshaw and Guy Esten. Parkway Pharmacy clinched «* ISFL ww»» « the won - .After TUesdflV nlBhl a/«tfnn •••"• »•— • • ' Turiey with 6 points. «HW Lawn was the story for • Standings: Whippoorwill 41- O"«« «^«»«-.-u« "«»ry 3; Park Place. 25-19; Sunshine P&rk, 21-23; Kings Wds, 16-24- Bayview Marina7l3-27. • points. Bill Tonn chipped in TLSlWêk of the boys' soccer league the scoring >W OPEN I. to 11 P^ • Parkway was led bv-the'.-woh • Sunset as he poured in 30 points a"*controUiStheoffense Bob points and-Matt Unswortn ^Syd'i WûUcored Youth Center 68-52 in the nightcap. THE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINELLEDGTSR leaders are as follows: Vince Bellwoar (.1(.14 goals), Chris Hank Coleman had Bartek (7 (7 goals)/ goals) DOoug Points 5Sr% Pat- The (7 g . > Dan Pat " e It 00 " 11 «° me «>w Park- S " goa's) and Ed way clinch first place by Copeland (6 goals). , defeating 34th s Jl. L- 3 '»* Gatf* scored 29 points md ana Russia Husseu Graham 23 points nd fflme saw Park. ayfr Bd' D ! Fine r * to Iead the wa y for Boyd'S. Dan n flrTt niaee bv N^ 1 contributed 8 points and 34tl! SWet!"nJS -Ray MurDn SSSy^d V *"» ^potaS «""'"" CHAMPIONS-Brady Real Estate team, champions of the Women's College we umiy, Anoy fiwnis 10 lead Pharmacy to the Youth Center was led by^fevin Basketball League, the victors are (top, 1 to D, Mary Beth Quinn, Ellen Tom Heist. Jeff win. Jim McKeon and Mike ***?»! «*° « rHitchings, Paul Sawyer each scored 10 —— Schmitt and Jim and Ken Turley ch'—~•' Patterson. '"s. For Dairy i unned ta P » Scroggs, MaryAnn Brady, (lower, 1 to r); Debbie Hudson, Dawn Wallace, Beth 01 "^ Simpson and Sue Brady. Standings as of August 11: • ^.!? 1 f! 1 ^ ^ . . F o r W . ; _"?«'-:«8ato Arawak. Even with only four players Arawak d MINIATURE GOLF OCEAN CITY'S NEWEST and FINEST MINIATURE GOLF COURSE 7th Street and Boardwalk •'_ Parking Lot Directly, Behind Course Ocean City, N.J. . Phone 398-6763 mwrni .for a change of pace CAPE MAY-LEWES FERRY Capture the romance of an ocean cruise aboard the Cape May-Lewes Ferry.. .the favorite route of northsouth travellers as well as a relaxing diversion for vacationers. Sleek new bayllners make the fun-filled 70-minute trip crossing the Delaware Bay where it meets the Atlantic Ocean. ' Part of the famous Ocean Hiway, the Ferry lihks the tip of New Jersey on the Garden State Parkway with the historic attractions and beaches along Routes 13 and 17 through Florida. DEPARTURES From CAPS MAY NJ From LEWES OE Additional Unscheduled 7:30 am. 9:30 a.m. Departures During 930 a.m.* 11:30a.m.* Summer Months, . 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. . 1:00p.m.' 3:00 p.m.' 'Memorial Day through . 3:00 p.m. ° 5:00 p.m. . Labor Day • 6-30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Warranty Motorolay Electronic Repairs RADIOS w—-«..e—*•««?—wains—ana purchasing the shirts. The Mike ......MM onu •lumi uranston . were the league officials, Parkway Pharmacy, league champs, and each member of the team will receive a team championship plaque. - Womens'College League In the final playoff game for Women's College League, Brady's and Arawak squared off for the contest. Brady'» defeatedStadiain the Semifinal game Monday night, 48-26. In that game Debbie Hudson was. high scorer with 12 points and - teammate MaryBeth Quinn .- followed with 11 points. Sindia Realty finished its season with [TENNl: lADIOAS lRodLaverShoesn^*i7.i JTRETORN |Men & Ladies .».» to 40% Off MA i a Ladies Udht Tennlt Ctote bySlmon«ttt,8pakflng4 Fred Perry Per Tennis Racquets • /URsdimdl ' Witofi •Bancrafl -Head Statnjer •Prince »an»Ust Rst.$90. NM J1».99| LadUiPoflvPomt Rts.Si.50 NOW99( HnnmySoptrBinjilM CEDAR LANE TENNIS -JDOMt t«M •"•atntaaoctuctty, MMdntmnOctMCtly, SM MBit. bit, AMIN. iMka StMtJtotar "• POST 42nd A LANDIS AVENUE « ISLE CITY, NEW JERSEY Service w
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