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PAGE 16 — SECTION TWO THE OCEAN CITY »w«y- '.••"•' formation that he wUl now put concluded, "but there Is still a
Two-way lineman RAY NORTON of Hammonton has been into use at Middle. "Briglla is lot of wort left to be done."
recruited to Join the football program at Wldener.
the best coach In the Bast and
Mainland grad JIM CURRY, a successful football player and
wrestler, is on his way to Lycoming College.
Ocean City footbaU great TIM CHATBURN, who was a top hitter _ 16-34 registering
in baseball and a member of tbejtasketball team, win begin preseason
football practice very soon at Gettysburg College.
One of Cape May County's prize athletes, MIKE GAMES of tourney golfers
Wildwood, will challenge the prestigious basketball program at Registrations are stm being
Cheyney State. Gaines was also a track star and football player for accepted for the First Annual
the Warriors. . '_•_ Golf Tournament sponsored p by y
Ocean City soflball star WENDY BURMAN. also a valuable the 18-84 CCommunity o i t
Rutgers # t t University. n ^ t t e J » n l t i B t i t h H i t i g « a t ation for the benefit of
the Cape May County Rescue
A versatile offensive back from Mainland. RUSS WOLFE wUl Souad. • . •
^ft^ affair wffl be beld next
J KATES, wUl Join a few otner former teammates at die Friday. August » at the »
alma mater of hiscoach, Jtan Mogan. Kates wUl play at St. Francis bole, par 27 Ocean aty Golf
College of Loretta, Pennsylvania.
Course starting at 11 a.m. Ten
Raider baseball star JOE MYERS, who was a successful footbaU awards win Lbe presented In
and bssketbaU player as weU, wfll play footban for the University four categories..
of Delaware. •
Deadline for registration Is 6
Vineland quarterback MIKE SED3ERT, who missed Us Junkr pjn. Wednesday; August M.
. year In 1975 with an injury, had a good enough senior year to Im- For Information and
press the coaches at Wldener.
registration caD Bob Heckman,
Those areafew of the area athletes who are moving on to greater 3»00ll, or Ward Keever, 398-
-chauenges. There are lots more andwell pass them along In future 1449.
editions of *Mf foftitP"
This writer generally doesn'tget involved to movie reviews, even
those pertaining to sports, but we strongly recommend thst you see
. "One on One,"the college basketball fUm currently being released
throughout the country. •
Most movie levleweis have dismissed the film, whUe praising
the acting of star Bobby Benson, as tnreaUstic. It does, however,
give viewers a harsh look at the pressures thst can be placed upon
an 16-year old basketbaU player from an directions.
If you are a Uttle bit curious about aO the recuriting violations
you hear beugdtocussed,takeacoimle hours to see tJiis film.
It is tough, It is pretty accurate and, most important, it is entertaining.
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Rotary in play project
TheSea Isle City Rotary Oub
and the City Recreation
Committee have volunteered
time and supplies to make
rovementa at the city's
OPBN Dally 7 a.m. -1 p.m
Bednarek said that when this
is completed, it will be used for
a tennis attendant in the
summer and serve as a refreshment
stand in the faU during the
sports complex at Daily Field, footban season.
60th st. and Central av. . ^ <
Commissioner Andrew J.
Bednarek, head of the
Recreation Department, said
that through the cooperation of
Joseph Mickey, president of the
Rotary Club,, and all the
members, four all-weather
picnic tables were nresented
and Installed at the field.
Bednarek also said the Qub
wUl provide a pavilion shelter
near • proposed bicycle route.
At the tame time, members
of the Recreation Committee
•rebuilding a new field house.
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37THYEARNO.31 Telephone 399-5411 OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY. TUESDAY. AUGUST 23.1977.
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. For the second time in a little .
more than a month a private
plane crashed in Ocean City at
midnight Sunday slightly injuring
the pilot's wife and,
another passenger. : ;
Cherokee' _,. ._,—w
demolished when It catapulted
in the marsh grass thatUnes
the western jside of the runway
at the 28th st. and Bay av.
Munlftipwi Airport.
Police said the pilot was on
the final leg of a routine flight
from MUlville Municipal
Airport when the crash occurred.
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Firefighters spray down the wrecked airplaine with foam.
Counsellor Photo
Plane misses airport runway
Weather
Partly sunny today with
a high temperature around
80. Partly cloudy Wednesday
through Friday,
with a chance of showers
Thursday night' and
Friday. Highs for the
period In the mid to upper
70s; lows In the low to mid
•Os. U.S. WEATHER
SERVICE.' '
Tides
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- The pilot; Ralon I. Armstrong,
34, of Pdmont, was
approaching the runway from
the south when a gust of wind
"threw him over the weeds,"
Police Captain Harry Lord
bit tile
and ca the plane to
tumble end overlend.
The plane came to rest upside-down
In the weeds with the
tall section bent completely
around to the luggage department
and its landing gear and
left wheel tore off on impact,
Lord reported..
Miraculously, however, no determination of the cause of
one was seriously injured. the crash.- A—
Neither Armstrong nor In a July 10 crash off the 35th
st. beach here, 34-year-old
injured. Mrs. Halhbobm's Daniel B. Bios, of Vineland, lost
husband, Richard, and Arm- his life after he became
While the airport's wind sock
was working at the time of the
crash, Lord reported. It was not
lighted. : ., .
. Investigators from the
Federal Aviation Administration
were on the scene
yesterday to make an official
•• • - - • ' ;
Sunday's airport mishap.had unhappy landing, but happy ending with only
minor injuries to the passengers.
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Priessrun- last
week was 26,300
The- / comblned pressran
of the Tuesday and Friday
editions of the Sentinel-
Ledger last week, totaled
28.360 copies or an average
of 12.190 copies a£ issw.
The 8entlnel-Leflger, ra
member ^of the Audit
Bnreau of Ctrcalatlons (an
independent circulation
' auditing organisation
based In Chicago), has a
sale of U.4M paid ••tted
circulation' each Ua«e.
WlUi an average of nearly
awr reaimister Issse and
proven by ABC Ogttres.tae
SeouneHidgcr of fers Uw
; largest ( andleace of ;
'res4ert''ta;:t»e area,-'- ,';"-•,/'
Unbeatable
.,. •nef,-.''Bi
_ rs,; Jn;^26; of this city,
crashed' his single-englned
plane In a field in ScuUvUle
whUe trying to pick up an advertising
banner.
Rogers lingered in the Intensive
care unit. at. Shore
Memorial Hospital for nearly
two weeks before dying of
multiple internal injuries.
Smthwi photo
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Zimmer proposal
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•mSt.MdHavMav. Price 15C*
- City Officials are expected to
meet with Solicitor Michael
.Connor and Planner Hugh
, tZimmers. tomorrow afternoon •
to try and, hammer out an in-
Jerim toning ordinance to cover
^the resort until a master plan
•^cin be introduced in early 1979.
V-The more than three-yeartowards
a comilye
revision of the
and zoning codes for
i community appeared to be
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