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Wednesday, July 30,1980

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Sylvester’s Fish Market

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JAWA SPECIAL- , 359 #0

, MARIYN MANOR CENTER (Next to Hearing Aid Ctr.) RIO GRANDE 886-4463

COMMAND ELECTRONICS

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Rt. Iff A End of Garden State Parkway Cape May, N.J.

(Next door to S.J. Fiohlng* Hunting-ocroto from GuH St.

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OPM 8-f MON. THRU PW.

7 BRUSH AUTOMATIC CAR WASH Will Accommodate pick-up trucks A Vans EVERYDAY PRICE - $2.00 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL - $1.50 OPEN • A.M.TO 8 P.M.

ADAMS STONE HARBOR SHELL Stone Harbor Blvd.. Cape May Court House 465-9888

No-Wall Racquetball Contest Sat. RIO GRANDE - The Middle Township Recreation Dept, is sponsoring a No-Wall Racquetball Tournament at the tennis courts here starting ll'a.m. Aug. 2 — but this Friday is the deadline to register. Registration may be effected by calling the Rec Dept. 485-3520 or in-person at the Rec Office in Township Hall. 115 S. Main St., Court House. The tourney will divide players into five age categories between 8 and adult, with boys playmg boys and girls vying against girls. Adding to the competition will be the National Racquetball Skill Contest whose winners will achieve state and national recognition^ No-Wall Racquetball (a.k.a. Racquetball Without Walls) is a new version of the old, fastaction sport. A specially designed ball is attached to a stretch band and the game is played on a flat, hard surface approx. 20 x 30 ft. There are no boundaries except for the front wall line. tv Idle Funds Are Really Interest-ing SEA ISLE CITY - City Treasurer Gloria Giampietro, has reported this resort gained $131,362 in interest on idle municipal funds which have been invested thru the six-month period ending June 30.

CG Bears 2nd To None In Tourney

CAPE MAY-The Coast Guard Bears softball teaqi has maintained a sotid sedond place position m area competition with a presstime 20-2 record - but there was nothing seond best about the team's showing at the Jerry Breitzman Memorial Softball Tournament, earlier

this month.

The Bears trounced eight South Jersey teams to bring home not only the championship trophy, but the Most Valuable Player and Bracket awards too. The tournament took place in high-SO’s temperatures at Lennox China Field in Egg Harbor.

CWO "lyefty*’ Lewi* home from third and bring the

final score to 2-1.

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superb defense and

Frank Ishttan’s

nd baiting

style earned him the tournament judges' votes as 'Most Valuable Player' He compiled a series of 18 hits and 12 RBI’s for the eight-game tournament

WALON ANCHORAGE Its Slit SI.

Initially, the Bears took on and tromped Hermann’s Allstars, Parkway Exxon, and Ocean Yachts. Their fourth opponent, disposed of. but the Bear’s brought them down in an 8-7 cliffhanger. 7cliffhanger. That first victorious day won the Bears a berth in the finals and the coveted Winners Bracket Title As play resumed the second day, Bruno’s became the Bear’s fifth victim, followed by an almost tooclose-for-com-fort 16-15 win over Kissane's. In game No. 7. the Bear's mauled the formidable Dump team in only five innings with a score of 15-4. The Bear’s met the Dump again in the championship game, each team exhausted from two days of play but determined to be the victor. The two teams played error - free ball, with defense the name df the game, and at the ^nd of regulation play the score stood at 1-1. The tension broke when "hoc I” hhman smashed the winning single to carry

Need a good quality patio door to complete this scene?

Stretch vour Kitchen ADD AN OUTDOOR ROOM

R*pl«K« that old ■tiding glau door with our woodfroniod patio door. No modification of wo 11 oponlng roqulrod. CAPE MAY LUMBER CO. MYRTLE AVE. AT PARK BLVD. WEST CAPE MAT

DOES YOUR HOME DEMAND TOO MUCH ENERGY? ^ ~ -

YOUR HOUSE CAN BE DEMANDING... ...and If jon'rt not careful, your hona'i alactrio dtnandi dnrln| this inanui'i ( “Mnntj Auh Hour*" could load to Ufhor olootrio ratal, brown on ta and blaokonta.

Ton can avoid tho “Inarfy lush Bonn”

by following thwa fire aaiy itapn

All OOVDITIOVIROt Don’t let your air conditioner be an Energy Bandit. Have it tuned up to make sure It’s operating efficiently. Set Its thermostat at 76°. or higher, and use it sparingly from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m

IV BIVIBALt If you must use your major appliances during the Energy Rush Hours, be sure to use them one at a time, It will keep your own electric demands lower and easier for us to supply.

tricity to do your cooking than your rangs or oven The smaller the better during the Energy Rush Hours. OLOTH8 DlYIWOt Use your electric clothes dryer only before 10 a.m. or after 10 p.m.. or use the clothesline for some free solar energy.

LET’S AVOID THE EHBRGY RUSH HOURS TOGETHER.

ROf WATMj If you heat your water electrically, try washing your clothes In cold water. Bathe and do your dishwashing only before or after the Energy Rush Hours.

4Sr Atlantic Electric SERVING A MILLION PEOfltE IN-SOUTHERN NEW JEPSEv