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PAGf 6 SICTION TWO THf OCEAN CITY SINTINIL.LfDOIR THURSDAY, SIPTiMBER 24. 1970 BILLOWS Pufcllihed Wwkiy by Hw Publlr.^lon, CI..I. OtMn City High IchHl Oman Clfv N j Afi .11 Ciilii'fil-i. K.I i '! \M. -.Nil i (KKN i-if.ii.'i.i|ih. i K l i " li I ' ' A •I \ r -.Mi ! 1! it WllilJilil B Hnnihc VOL XXXIil OCEAN CITY N j THUBS IIPT }S 1570 No I Exams! You're kidding Kx;i Mai They think You're about 'inmy IIp ihnn \r- ny to etsir! New semester alphabet set A is fi.r Ahwnt or missing from schoo B arc the Bimlis kepi hv the foo (' stands for ('nurses iinfi also fur U is the fefnide that mrtiru little knowledge K designates Effort: (Jet some right now F is the. Failure whn'l' never know how 0 equals Graduate and made ones quite ready H points to Homework to keep your work steady 1 the id, personality-wise you J the Jerk Joker who needs some id too K indicates Kook whose words come out L.azy L is the Lout who's boorish and junior Class News Saturday !h .uirl P'iiin Win (lie Hehl|!llHtl>in "I I Huntpr. and .ific ^tphnni (.r.', fur ihc in •i-hofil m Vir|!imi! Mmith Thi' -i]ii;i(l IKI* five iii>w (jirh as I hi- ri'suli -if Al'ler iliiich 'liwiiuiM thr fivti siirniirs him year This yi-nr's riipluin of 5hi- H|uiid is Di-i- Hiciii.T The cnpUiin of ihn squad is viil.-ri by thi' ri'st of the jjirls Kiich Kir! I'llglbli 1 ftir I his positiciii Ukus rhrirjji' nf a practice ti> di'monstrntr hi'r Ipnriership The advisiir fcir tin- squiid this year iK Mrs Fr.in Ostruwskl Mrs Ostrnwski is thr High firhiiijrs sewini! instrurf r>r OS i'Ul.Ll [HIS Washington, D,r. • LHgis latinn to fnrre au tjimiikfrs l" produce a lnw-ptillu ting enginp within five years has been made by Sen, Gay lord Nelson, D-Wis, NeL-ion said thai, if the rale of air pnllution continues unabated, the neit dt'cade will see the closing of entire metropolitan regions as » health precaution, with all but emergency services at a standstill. i g JACOB C SOIUFF, JR iiiiniitimtitiit Cioi'kford, Bund. W.ih A motion wrundnd th;il was thu Electrical CBiitracfor Fnrmtriy of Sehuff El«clri( Mi Mi St. ph. 1MJ • RnMwiUal 4 CMnnHrclai Ilectrtai Csntrartinc • MliliM ElKtric Hut • We R«Mlr Mali Applb,nc.» Corson Electri< 711 WEST Art . OCEAN Ctr», N.J • * < • RtSIDCNTlAL • COMMERCIAL • tLECTHIC HEATING • MOTPOINT CONVERT TO COMFORT . convert: flamelese electric comfort heating ^ ELECTRIC If your pre»#nr heating ii Inadequaft or nttdf replncement . , . now it the time to §onvirt your homn to Gi electric heating. You get • thermoitat in every room. Let ui show you how y*u Nrihivi Gi Kaetric Heat far lei. than , you think. Wm. S. ANDERSON ELECTRICIANS 1345 West Av#, Dial 399-5445 * RISitlWTIAL I CQMMIRCIAL • * ELECTRICAL CONTRAC JHS GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCE IALIS and SERVICE FACTOR f TRA|NED SIRVICIMIN ASBURY AVi, PHONI CHS Band has new THI THURSDAY, SEPTIMBIR 24, 1970 .° (],,. hiinri i'Mi'« ill lllp, lie,.. I 4th Th.. n-heursuls w in rronl ,,| )(,,, h.ln(j rn on lhi. fi.olhull l,,,|d The id,,,, ,,f n|(,hl ^ was iiriKinaii-d hy Mr ifli'r hi- attended ii spcriiil Irniinur ,,t HulK..rk IV !Vi,rm| y this past summer The first ri.hiwsiii Hi-alt wilh the b.imc marrhiiiK let-hni,,.,,-* which ,,„. ..II f,,,lnril,t, 1)n(, fundamental slop Fr.m, th,, fundamenlal ,t,.p enmn |h|, stl.mt,,,n. Hrr-ss ,1Bhi ,)/..«. D"«lti"» iinrl I hi- m.r.-hi.iu ,1-B -iirh hull Unn' shuw ihf banfl will prrfiirm two ipriMMsiiin dn!U and (ii-înn unr pifturi. Kiieh drill will c-iirisist nf liirrilirnj diaBiinnls pirid Imi 1 * wliu'h ran hv viirii'ti U*r iin '.ntlrt'ly Hifffront nhiiw. Whiii" not prrictnini; for the hiilftmif shows thi. hand will lit. pnsctiiMriy surh numbrrs ii,s Spinning! Whorl. Aqusirius, I'll Novrr FiiN In Lovf 1 Again, lîiving 'Hi n Jpt Plftnf as wfll ts many traditional marchi>s Askrd «bout the n-sults nf thi' ri'lK'arsals Mr Millor rrplird Th*- lini^ iMidt d up Htriilt?ht irid thatfe whiii jilt ;thr,ui h i Taking stock of new rooms Tin. Billows ..tuff, fornn-rly loi-utPct Hi tho mirth wlnK, hil!, hm'ti mi.vi'ri Thi. new liioiitinn is S I II ,ln ih,. 2nd fliii.f jus! north ,,f ih,. Nth strad,. elsRsmnmH The Billows (.riiturs ri>rnarlic'd that thi. n>w room is much quii.ti.r mid mil... rtinvrnu-nt Sinci- i.«irn riioms wrn. ni'pdi.H for uhissmiim spiiri. thi. room is brintj uwri by thi- (ntvtfn Irtnpiayi' di'partmi'nt Riiom 202 on lh|. third floor "in the main building hiiS hci-n rvmodclrtl The |rvi-U wi>ri. reraovi'il i., i,||,,w I,,, hinl»tiri,l Students Receive 1970-71 Handbooks Every summer the Studenl Council and Administration meet to compose the student handbook for the com ing school year This year the handbook is hisjBer than ever i The handbook consists of the rules, regulations, a chart Fashions... Fall is on its way and with it come many new fashions This year the newest thing in sports clothes is the western look Ponchos are rising in popularity this fall They can be worn with either skirts or -slacks. They come in a variety of colors and fabrics Among the most popular are the light wool ponchos in cheeks and tweeds Suede and other leather materials are being used foi vests, jackeU, and western style skirts and slacks They come in various shades of browns, greens, blues, purple and black The gauche pant dross and matching vest iare slowly coming into the fashion scene They have been seen mostly in tweeds and bright colors of crushed velvet This Westward Movemont is only one phase of the new freedom look in clothes today Built-lns Alterations Repairs George McGinley REGISTERED BUILDER 399-3786 FILLING and CLEARING LOTS NO JM TOO BIG OR TOO WALL ERNEST A. MADARA, Jr. FOK FREI ESTIMATES DIAL 399-3010 GIACOLONE and VERDI MaMflary Contractor* Brick ft Block Cement Ixtarier Wall, of HOUIM • Apt'* FiraplaeM • Chimney* Step* • PorchM Flower ladi • Stucco FREE ESTIMATES DIAL 399-4384 Articles sought for rummage sale SOMERS POINT • Articles for the annual rummage sale are still being collected by memberi of the Rosary Altar Si eiety of St, Joseph's R,C, Church, The sale will be held in the church basement next Friday and Saturday, October 2 and 3. Any donations may be left at any time in thi church basement. Electric Garage DOOR OPENERS LOW AS $12f,Jt INSTALLED D. LOVE 399.2790 FORMICA KITCHEN CABINETS and COUNTER TOPS BATH VAMITIES • BUILT-IN FURNITURE Ted Taylor 341 Wtil Avenue 399.8824 Edith Lang art at Point Library Edith Uinu, award wiiiiiini: lisral artisi, v- rurrently eshib 'iny ml pniniinitB in the Some!, Poini l.ihrary "(7 Shore rd Since .lune, Mrs Lang has ruptured five out of five fin.I place awards in local art shows Her conquest.!; tneludi' thi' Somers Poinl art show, the Dutch Barn show, Linwood Convnlcscent Home show, Smithvilie An ghow, and the Ocean Cily flourdwnlk Art Show "I sold five or si* of my best works to the Linwood Convalescent Home," she said "I was thrllliil at thr. Limi., but now I feel lost without them The local seen*.* my favniilht «oiH fip«l ' LINWOOD Plans for a Horn of Plenty dinner are being made by members of the Linwood Democrat Club, Mrs. Maurice Evans, dinner chairman, has announced. The affair will be held sometime in October with the date to be announced, II will be at the Linwood Country Club and the public is invited. Serving on the committee with Mrs, r Evans are Charles McFadden and Edward Glaven. The Tcsi Before 1 got married I had six theories about bringing up children. Now I h we six children and no theories, -Reporter, Kansas City. OCEAN CITY SfNTINiLLfDGIB PAGi 7 _ SfCTION TWO New English curriculum is initiated at Ocean City HS iins siudoni cviT thuiiL'ht !h."it ihc 11mi> would riim,. when hv r-i.iild Mnjtiy he, cliiKM's'' Thi* yciir. for the firM lime, the thi' iluH»nli inn i-njiiy every ilnv nf Ih.'if KnKlish A new English prognifti been introduci'd into O C H K curriculum. ha* I he Last sprint;, each studenl WHS given ;, hixiklfl describing from 21 I.. :ri coursi's being offered jn thu new English program Each course WHS briefly describi-d m thi. booklet iind with Lhi. giiidanc- of their English leiirhers thi' students wen. able to I'll I iiul the necess.iry Rnghsh srhi-dule forms t*i complete their scheduling for this year Mr Charles Pierce, the head of the English Depaj-tmi-nt. and Casino visit SOMERS POINT Reservations still are being taken for the Latin Casino dinner show October 2S, featuring Liberace, The trip is being sponsored by the Rosary Altar Society of St, Joseph's R.C. Church and reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Owen Beirne at 927-2404. PLASTERING GREG K. CORSON NEW WORK A PATCHING WATERPROOFED STUCCO PLASTERING if All KMa 399-7683 DAN SYKES CO. ROOFING SHifT METAL SIDING of Ad Typw ' M^WSI Mi-MM Thf pntyram \t. riividi'd in MI vtii-k phiiM-). whirh ;iri> th ii dividi'tl into two thrc. wi"cN pi-riiidi ThiTt'furi' if 11 stucicril •MSU, rcyi),LiT1.ri in a nun' wi-i-k riiunic. I hi' tuuru wiiuld hi- ini'llldl'ri in line and unr hull |)hilf,l'M DiurH'h •.urh as Parody and Siilir... Umhir Niivfi, Bulhiri^ iind Koik fidri(JK. Si'manlirs. D i h c mniin. Compnsi i iun Jiiurn;iiism, Mysti'rn-s ana Advcnhiri'n, Job F.xplur.itiiin, Hibli 1 a*, Lit^ratun' (.'A out of the book *n H w fit easily into a notebook This maintenance course at the Army Air Defense School. Ft Cape C. of C. Bliss, Texas. allows the student '.j i-,fer to The course provided training the handbook «iihoni yomg to in the missile's fire control CAPE MAY COURT a lot of trouble system and associated HOUSE The Cape May The handbi.nk represents equipment combined efforts of the Pfc Keller entered the Army council îid ailministration in August 1969 and completed basic training ut Ft Bliss, County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors elected officers for their nrw fiscal year, beginning October 1, FRED S. TARVES, 3rd Wanted: Several persons with eiithuslasitlc school spirit to help sell football programs at home games. NO special requirement needed except the desire Us support your team. Get in touch with your friendly neighborhood Billow's Editors today, P,0 Box. OCHS Texas. 1970, at their monthly board meeting held Thursday in Avalon. Elected President for the new year is John Turner, of Rummage Sale Ocean View, owner and operator of the Ocean View TUCKAHOE Members of Campground and Turner the Aaron Whitecamp Caldwell Enterprises. Turner has been a LJnit 239 American Legion vice president of the County Auxiliary will sponsor a Chamber for two years rummafle sale October 24 The Stewart Millard, Manager of event will be held in the Legion the WT Grant Company store Hall from 9 am. to 3 p m. in Cape May Court House was if if BUILDER ^ ^ Home and Business Construction elected first vice president. Anthony Zurawski, owner of the Whitebrier Hotel in STAHIER'S Pep Club Holds First Meeting Avalon, was elected second vice president and Howard Evans, Manager of the New REGrSTERiO BUILDERS The Pep Club held its first signup meeting, after school on Tuesday, Names were taken of Interested students who could devote their after school time to paint signs and posteri to arouse spirit. Stacia Jordan, President, told the students that meetings Jersey Bell Telephone prepare materials' to be used on Company in Wildwood, was Monday. elected as third vice president An idea was suggested that Re-elected to the office of huge letters would be painted treasurer is Norman H. to assist the cheerleaders in a Switzler, Executive Vice cheer as Spell Out Fight, President, First National Bank Victory and Go Raiders. of Cape May Court House and Marian Diedrieh, realtor in Staeia commented,"These Cape May, was re-ejected signs make the teams feel recording secretary. secure and in turn they will Res.: 3315 West Ave. Dial 399-2980 "WE SPECIALIZE IN MODERNIZING HOMES" BERGER LUMBER N1W LARSON Mi HMSI •RACKITS, SPECIAL S3.15 M CORRUGATED STRUCTOGLAS . SPECIAL M,M would be held every Monday, assure a victory." Herbert T Adams, retiring Site M" « ft" — OrMn, WhIH, Vtlltw Tuesday, and Friday, On Monday signs will be president «ill move up to the position of Chairman of the PRE-FINISHED I' i I' PANELS ONLY W 75 M. painted in the Cafeteria and on Tuesday morning the signs will Democrats plan Board The new officers and be bund in the cafeteria and the gymnasium when pep dinner in October directors will be installed at Chamber's Annual Meeting on rallies are scheduled. Saturday, October 3 at the The meetings on Friday will be to take down the slpis and Lodge, Anglesea. JJIAM^WNIN^WINDOWS SCREENE^NCLOSURE? iilti rid llum,,f Ehf N I) (• if h p me ill cuurM-> were ,jil,,r IfushmHii uud.nlji Wiih each (>>ui Ri riirill hooks .iiiri mm sheeu, are hems! i him riiurij. will hNve [jr. ii I valiji wideninfj th. mude knowU-dye in th, li.-id Instead ul KnBlish thi- iiurii-Hli, can m h r! •th.'i fJii will h rlusws b. rniist ir own liMi'hiTB will .ludi'tiij, every . wii'kt. Thui i-her nor the "I'orne bored •inri/or each h u-arhrr may lour difrerpnt sh daily, als^ ihe.r day t AWNINg HOODS COMBINATION STORM WINDOWS & DOORS GLASS SLIDING DOORS ENCLOSURES JALOUSIE WINDOWS & ENCLOSURES MIAMI - SOMERS COMPANY ommuroR OF MJAMI PRODUCTS IN SOUTH JERSEY 505 New Road Somers Point Dial 927-4133 Remodeling and Repairs of all Kindt CALL EITHER DON TARVES at 399-2306 or TOD TARVES at 3991127 I BAYVIEW PUCE OCEAN CITY, N. J, ALSO PRI-riHISHiD Mi PLAiTIC MOULDING • FIR W LYWOOD • CR EOSOTID LUMBIR • FLAGSTONE • UtiL SAW ILABIS ALUMINUM C0M1INATIOH DOORS mtt WINDOWS All Stet In TtMlM kMM 11TH ST. and SIMPSON AVI, DIAL 3994941 AuHuriiMl Duitr for TERMINIX Tai-miM CwMnri J. R. NIXON Registered Builder 325 WEST AViNUE CUSTOM BUILDER ALL TYPES OF ALTERATIONS ft ADDITIONS KITCHENS and BATHS MODERNIZED ROOFING and SIDING NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE Dial 3994194 911 Garden Parkway CHRIS JACOtY — PLASTERING - • Irlekliylni and Pointing • ItelfWBrit • Stepi Dial 399-2717 IB Am., HtlUUlttlltllllltli 933 ALTERATIONS REPAIRS VINCENT STAHLER REGISTERED IUILDI* Roofing • Siding Dial 3W.4r24 ROBERT A. GILL Registered Builder CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Wtit Ave. Dial 399-1808 Classified Ads Bring You Qukk Results WARREN NORTH REGISTERED BUILDER 7th St. A Bay An, Phon* 3992936 BUILDING REMODELING • ALTERATIONS HAMADA & SON 328 West Avenue Dial 399.1041 Roofing Sheet Metal Work Forced Air Hmating — Air Conditioning REASONABLE PRICES PROMPT SERVICE • FREE ESTiMATIS Quality Building Materials EARL L SHAW. JR. ROOFING and Shact Metil Work • RVANT FORCED AIR HEATING 252 WEST AViNUI Dial 3992121 ROOFING SIDING (tafittarcd ftuilter Edmund L Whhaw •10 OcMn A*» 3994W0 W. Ronald Willfoms R«giit«r«d Build*r, Custom Built HoritM DIAL 399-2349 Hi E. IM St.. OctH CMy * ALTERATTOKS * REPAIRS DIAL 399-0006 PM FRIf CSTtMATU
PAGI I _ SECTION TWO THI OCEAN CITY SINTINf L-Lf PGiR THURSDAY, SfPTEMBIR 24, 1970 This Siltiirriiiv M high school ii'iim* from ihc Tri County .jn>!i will hi-gin ihi- 1970 fuiitbuil season Thinu* will hi' prvtly much I hi- same lit i'iii'h whcicil There will he the homin'ominB ri'lcbrnlioru, the marching band*, the school spirit, which will rfi'nrrully increase nr riwrpaM' a* the season proirri'»ii's depending on their team's succpis. and ..Id. traditional rivalry (James on Thiinksgivinij Yt'K, It lixiks Iik•• just another rvpirai n is kicking off That isn'i exactly the rase, however, when $*ui survey football as a complete sport Taking in the professional and collegiate levels Considering high schools ail across On 1 country in addition to those here* in South Jersey When one widens his scope .if football and takes every aspect into account, the spar! seems to be rather stagnant In short, football might be falling behjnd the times There could be many reasons for this potential decline, not the least being the different outlook of the new generation The young men corning along in our school systems aren't the same young men who were developed in the past Many of them fail to see the reasons far fighting a war which dcaesn't directly affect them They cant understand why the length of hair, color of skin, or style of dress should be used against an individual With the passible exception of hockey and, of course, boxing, football is the most violent sport on the scene. It f S P Off? ^ CORNER y Is football offsides reqiiires ,i compli'li' deijicil ion |usE In |«e( safely through some of Ihe rrindit liming programx A polenlial foolhnll player musL Hi.siMphrn- hinisHf ri'Kurdlni! his diet oulsirie inU'res! arid social aclivilN More and more some boss who have the raw material lo he good fooihaii players do?i t even try out because thes don't see Ihe benefitf. from all Ihul hard work Komi- .ire just not mti'ri ! sted in violent competition riespile lhc-ir physical itmngth Hecemly three lop prnfessional linemen simply quit foolhnll becausi. they didn't wnnt to hurl anybody The three. Dave Megjfyesv and Rick Stirtun of the Si Lnu is Cardinals and Chip Oliver of the Oakland Raiders, are all doing thihiR, now that eertninly fail to measure up to football financially They claim, however, [hat they are happier Joe Namath, who is as responsible as any one man for the new style nf pro tootball player almost failed to play this season because he "wasn't sure it was worth it to take all that punishrnpnt " Other lop players, like Joe Kapp and Lance Alworth. have expressed doubts about the value of the sport, both financially and emotionally Another big factor, one that has only recently been brought out. surrounds the "pxplo.ution" of college football players. Meggyesy claims that he was the only senior member of the Syracuse University football team who padualed that year It has been estimated, in fact, that more DUCKING YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES? Do it the way many of your friend* are doing this Fall PLAY GOLF at the Ocean City-Sonieri Point GOLF COURSE Juit off the Cirde Somers Point Lessen! by Appointment PHONE 927. Ihere is no doubt that the potential football players who never yo out arid the athletes you are truly exploited lire still in the minority It does seem, however, thai their total is getting closer to the niBJoritv with even, passing season What ran he done about this' Certainly (he rules of football rani he changed from tackle I,, touch' In reality, Ihe sport is never |>uing to be in danger of elimination There are too many people that have loo much money involved The quality athletes, however, could become more anil more disinterested in playing '•V than SO pcr i.l' I hose plaVi'rs who receiv ilbiill scholarships fail lo graduiiti- Uranli'd thai mini' of these alhli'tes. lil.ii Pel- Mariivich in hiUiki-lbilll. fad lo apply Ihemselves lo ih.Mr studies afh-r Ilie M'asoii is completed .tnf4 simplv fall by the wayside A yreat many of them, hnwi-vi-r -hi'illd hav either I'liinki-il iiiit lung hi'fiire HI should never have been admitted The old story that playing football in high school academically as well physically Athletes will treated (he same non athletes, if they fail tin get ihriiwn out Football sta will be helped with the studies just as much after the last season as they did Hurl* it Then scholastic and collegiate fnoihali fin tniiv be considen-d parl of the educational process That, after ail is w ran win v on ail '•dui-aimn is a myth Ii seems that IDHJIV .•. c-olli-i,'!-- are inleresled in alhlelin only as drawing cards and dividuals to be molded into team which will provide iiini; ii-uuin nntl a hie l ;it it Is suppoe.'d (o be Tri County high school football begin another season Saturday and. as in previous years, this column will offer weekly predictions on games involving nur II lenms. Here are the sel.si-tions foF this football That would effect the quality of the sport severely There is one thing that football coaches, particularly on the high school level, should realize The sport, with the exception of a few additions to the style of training and style of play, is pretty much the same The sport's attitudes are the same. The youth's attitudes are not. Less frequently does a surfer who wears his hair long airree to get it cut because his football coach requires it. If long hair doesn't hurt Namath and Roman Gabriel and Lance Alworth and many others, why does, it harm them? Less and less do players come along who are out to "kill" as many school coaches unfortunately instruct them. They enjoy competition, they are good football players, they play to win, hut they use only enough violence to complete the play and win the game. They can even accept the possibility of losing sometimes Football is a peat sport. It will probably ajways rank as a great sport The excitement and strategy together with the color and spirit make it a fascinating spectacle To [liable to sustain the constant contact and endurance of football an athlete must be conditioned He must work hard and discipline himself. It isn't necessary, however, that he "hate" or "kill" his opponent. It isn't necessary that he conform his hairstyle to the tastes of his coaching staff. " h Hopefully football will irr prove itself. College scholarships will be giver, to those who qualify. Get squared away on those bills SOUTH JERSEY CONFERENCE Mainland Regional over ATLANTIC CITY BRInnETON over Oak crest NON LEAGUE OCEAN CITY over Toms River North PLEASANTVILLE over Holy Spirit Millvilie over STERLING Vineland over SALEM Hammonton over ALLENTOWNfN J ) LOWER CAPE MAY REGIONAL over St James BMIover Middle Township ST JOSEPH'S (II AM MO N T0N)ovei • Wild worn! Home team listed in CAPITAL I. tl. r BIG CATCH Chuck Kurimslov of 926 Haven av. and McKcesport, Pa displays his catch of 12 weakfish averaging three to five poundi each. These were caught with a white hucktail at night in Corson's Inlet. SEI US ABOUT A PERSONAL LOAN WE WANT TO SERVE YOU the Cape May County national bank OCEAN CITY . SEA BLE CITY . CAPE MAY A M(»Hn Or TTU HMHAL flWOCTr DMMANCI CORKfflATlON « Hanoi or tmrtDBAL invi wmw* OC Midget Eleven wins 11th in row; Real Stone Harbor - A valon by 7 to 6 for the Ocean Ciiy Hawks |1Uit Sunday 1 The I,Hal midget fimlhiill team dominated a smaller eleven from Stone Harbor Avalon. \Vi (), in Stone Harbor lo run their overall wiiinini! streak lo rim- straight games The Hawks. who opi-iied their eighth season Suiidas. were undefeated champions of the Cape Ma) County Pop Warner Midge! Football Leagiie last season healing Sea Isle City. 7 6. in the title game [I WHS Ocean City's second teagiie chaninionship Sunday's opener saw (he lora! "ieven jump off lo a quirk lead when, after the Stone Harbor Avalon team faded 10 move (he hail in three downs, the center snap to the punter was hail and the loose ball recovered hy the Hawks Three p|ay« later halfback Tom (oil meed pnto the end 7!>ne from 1'J v arris oil I Al MeCandles* ran lor the conversion to give Oee:in City SOMRli pfJINT I,ANf:S THURSDAY NKIIIT BOWI.ERS (First Meet) Bowling Hagerthey Oil i. Tillie's (I. Moyer Motors 3. Mulford Seafood Hliack 1, MaMilrlli Plumbing 3. Sandbar 1 , Parkway Pharmjry 3, Dailey Plumbing and Heating 1 High individual game and series. May Smick 201 and SI 4 High team game and series, Hagerthey Oil 631 and 1742 MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE (First Meet) Whiskey Sours 2, Sneaky Petes 2; Screwdrivers 2, Black Russians 2. Rusty Nails 3, Bloody Marys 1. Stingers 3, Grasshoppers 1 High individual games and series. Diane Chadwiek 1H2 and 421 and Mickey Calls* 213 and 537 High team game. Black Russians 8 1 fi High team series. Sneaky Petes 1654 STANDINGS Stingers 3 1, Rusty,Nails 3 1, Sneaky Petes 2 • 2, Screwdrivers 2 • 2, Whiskey Sours 2 2, Black Russians 2 2, Grasshoppers 1 3, Bloody Marys 1 3 • * * OFFSPRING LEAOUE (First Meet). Shockers 4, Hot flashes Oi Hi Flyer 3 Markers 1 Fireballs -* Spares 2 Sparkplugs 2 Jisters 2 LtVHwins J Crdcki^rtick 2 Oddballs 2 Tenpins 2 High mdividu 1 single Ruth Shrupshln IH4 High mdividudl writs Edna Blake 494 High tiam gamr nd scrie Ll\Hwire b E 4andl74 F , Standings Shockers 4 0 Hi Flyers 3 1 I iv^wire,, 2 2 Crackerjacks 2 2 Sparkplug ' 2 Jesters 2 2 T. npin 2 2 Oddballs 2 2 Fireballs 2 2 Spares 2 2 Markers 1 i Hot Fldshf.-, 0 4 POWDEH PUFF LEAGUE (First Mnet)-- Daniel's 4. Crab Trap 0; Jolly Roger 3, Pick ups 1; Hroadley's 3, Togc-therness 1; Miami Somers 2, Swingers 2. High individual jame and series, Lois McCrosson 208 and B30. High team game and series, Daniel's 840 and 2347 * • • JAPE ATLANTIC LEAOUE f First Meet I - Wonderland 4, Wallace Hardware 0; Doctors 4, N.J, Vatural Oas Company 0; Benner Esso 2, Knights of Jolumbus 2«Oan's Third Spot 2, Key Man 2. High individual game, 3eorfo Marshall 205. High individual series, Everett Bakely 530, IF YOU SAVE THESE YOU'LL WANT TO GET YOUR GAS and (ML at FMUS SUNOCO M9M-M MI W« KM ONM AV*. • WMNI CLMAN|M« • MUPPUNU TAiLPi • fUNMm in H 0 leild In the second period thi In lure Red Raiders advanced Ihe bull \\t yards in nine plays to post their a-eiind uim Kullbark John Turner worvd Iron) four vtirds out with halfback Mike Linsthan adding two more point*, to mcr« a i Ihe lead to 1 fi• 0. Both teams were scoreless in the third quarter bill thi Hawks added a pair of touchdowns in the frnal frame The first rame after Mi I tndltv rompi d l r yards through Hie line heforv hauled down on Ihe home tejim's 22 yard lltn On tin- next pluv Scott Vaiirierslne took a pan from qoarterhack Bob Strung! on the si> yard line and ran into pay dirt Linahun again idded Ihe coverston for a 9 4 0 Hawk le»d loiter in th*' fourth period, I inaban Utok a handoff and J impered ,)H ynr.lii off tiirkll I" -fin> (> n Cilvc filial NORTHFIELD CKNTER BOWLING OCEAN CITY MIXED DOUBLES (First Meet) Strawberries 4, Grapes 0, Pineapples 4, Apples 0, plums 4, Peaches 0, Oran|»es 3, Apricots 1, Grapefruits .3, Watermelons 1, Tangerines 3, Bananas 1, Pears 2, Limps 2, Lemons 2, Cherries 2 High individual games and series, Joan Corneal 177 and 442 and Frank Murphy 206 and S23 High team game and series. Grapefruit 633 and 1814. Standings; Strawberries 4 0, Pineapple 4 0, Plums 4 • 0, Oranges 3 1, Grapefruits 3 1, Tangerines 3 1, Pears 2 - 2, Lemons 2 2, Limes 2 - 2, Cherries 2 • 2, Bananas 1 3, Watermelons 1 3, Apricots 1 • 3, Grapes 0 4, Peaches 0 4, Apples 0 4 On Matte Sports Qtli 1, Who was Jochen Rlndt? 2, For whom does Milt Pippas Pitch' 3, Who won the recent DatHniton 500' 4, What college football team is picked as the nation's best' 5, What team was picked likely to be second best? The Answers 1, Austrian race driver killed this month at Monza, Italy, 2, The Chicago Cubs, 3, Buddy Baker. 4, Ohio State, 5, Texas. CLASSIFIED AD BRINGS RESULTS touchdown Hilllmih Fri d Join h I* on d Ihi two cslni pcJInb. in hri|i|. the final scjirt lo 11 0 Whil. it it nliviou. hs fh. store that offi nsivi ton his Bill Willacr and Al Hop Jin hid thi Hawks in tup firm il should b' noU>d Ihjt di ft nsivi mentors Jirn Bloumstia k and Wooriv Maxwell saw their unit hold (hi ir opp in- nL. I* rninuslH \ nrds tol il ottinJ Sparkiri by di f* nsivi hulfbiik PBVI Îjughtir middliguurd Miki Di'nt »n taeklt Chutk Murjjhv ind hnelnckir Ti.nv C. ,1ml, thi Hawk di fi IIM « "is uperb Thi second Ii am ivm got i i h inn to pliy almost om hill of the gam. Substiliitis FHriii Ginn (curnt rh ick ) Mark Andrews (tackli) ind Prli Dorsi y (r ornerhaLk ) pace H j group of subslituti*. nh perf srrtii-H n ry wi I] nrfmsivily thi II iwk pUyt-H equalK w MVI thi Hawk« the important me il uppurt whili lln\ weri winning Ihi ir loth on rail pmi igalnst unly 12 IIISAI' In thi yi ars mnci thi ti im s form iliun many fine football million Ins have contributed their ttmi lo Lho-u IO wins. Hnd ruathis i.f thi PLSI m. ludi Fred Haack Don Tirvis Tom Hernngtun and loach of Ijst season ^ unhi ati n t> im C irl Bolv ird Most ,,f ,1^ that 50th win wi^ n warding lo Bill l.ans who h u, done , vi ry thmg for thin ' ti im for cuuchmg to handling -ill Tund rnsing dulu-s Bill is curr.nflv strving among many olhir dutiis u, ihe lumi prm ral mamger This Sunday aftprnonn thf Hiwks faci jn eirl% ch illengi to their trown then they mif?t Ihi mnn4i ntl> strong Middle Township >li\en in Tape May Court HOUM Middlt dif. ated 1 api Miy 17 (I in thin '•p. ni r I ul Sund ly Felion-Sidley PAINTS LATEX INTERIOR Reg $7 I 5 $6.50 White and Colors gal. LATEX EXTERIOR Reg $8.25 $7.50 White and Colors gal, 497 VINYL INTERIOR Reg $5.10 $4,59 White and Colors gal 63 ONE-COAT EXTERIOR White only Reg. $9.25 $8.10 gal, BLISTER RESISTANT Reg $8 95 $7.95 DIAMOND FLOOR and DECK ENAMEL 7 Colors Reg, $7.65 $7,10 SUPERLAST1C UNSEED OIL Exterior Reg. $8.95 $7.50 DEKO 5EM1.GLO5S ENAMEL White Only Reg. $8.10 $7,30 gal, 9" ROLLER and PAN Res. $1.98 $i,gs SHOEMAKER LUMBER GO. 1200 WiST AViNUI DIAL 399-0150 OPEN "TIL 4 P. M. ON~SATURDAYS OUR ANALYSIS OF YOUR OiUHiATiNG EQUIPMENT NOW MAY SAVE YOU MONEY ALL WINTER LONG! Our frte analyiii of yoyr oil-heaUng syitem can tell you what it may n«td to function • eonomleolly and efficiently n«t winfir. It may nted tinning, adiuifmtiit, or minor part replaeemint, Or perhapi you'll Wfl^^to imprevi your oil burnir with Twccce'i Jit Flamt Booittr, the ffiintifle ntw flomi-eontrol divelopminf that eon inerMw burnir iffieitney by ai myeh at 42%. We do o earsful, thorough job. Call ui now. TACCARINO PUfL ON. 24 HOURS A DAY 618 WMI AVMIM Dial 399-0450 THURSDAY^SEPTeMBlR 24, 19F0 •W, ESSO ROYAL OIL FUEL leulavtrd, Marmeri 3994161 Kevin St. John D. ALLEN STRETCH, JR. - REALTOR - 8th Street and OGMII AV». 3994655 REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE SERVICES - 1500 Boardwalk • LOBSTERS SEAFOOD Rurk Allegretto flUARf) THf OCEAN CITY SINTINIL LEDGER REAL ESTATE WF ARF NrMBERONE AtUnrie Avtnut 3WS4S4 EARL L SHAW, JR, ? SHf ET MITAL WORK ROOFING HOMi HiATiNG 252 Wait Avanua 399.2121 MAZZITELLI and SON Plumbing & Heating CHICKEN SPICIALIZIN6 IN GAS BASEBOARD HEAT 1155 Adbury Avanus 3W.lilS Frank Fioreritbio 6.G/S DIAMOND TAILOR SHOP 609 Aibury Avanua 399.1130 2nd St. & Aibury Ave DIAL 3f9-3l91 Jeff Gayle L£FT END BILL WOODS - AGfNCY REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE PAGE 9 = SECTION TWO MILTON HAGERTHEY OIL COMPANY JIM N«w Road, Lin wood 927-4122 ^fjM:«"jK|j| Boardwilk at El.vanth SHwf WESMOORf'5 SHORE TIRE SERVICE 6th St. & Aibury Am Dial 399.3006 5 3994178 • AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS Jim Murray I., HAIJBACK iALln PHARMACY vt/r PRESCRIPTIONS • DRUGS COSMETICS 701 Atbury Av»nu» Dial 399-5270 '
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