44

sports

Herald & Lantern 15 June '83

SAVE GAS TIME & MONEY SHOP THE CATALOG

M«Mt MOfSUC* AMOCO

'.ft'* •■OS' tnrtif*—* u*

CAPE MAY COUNTY

TIRE HEADQUARTERS

Tfl

T<rc*rone

COMPUTER ALIGNMENT A WHEEL BALANCING

All Automotive Repairs Infra Red Emission mact^e Drum turning Lathe. State Re Inspection Station Elec Ironic Scope, 26 Years Experience Waxing By Appt .

BOB MOSSBROOKS Guff A Flr*«1one Slone Haitiot Blvd & R1 9 C M.C H

465-4553

f\J\( )IVT( .O/IAEK’V WARD

SAVE $45-5104 ON A PAIP $ 66 03 ,m $ 87’°^ fet

MICHILIN STKCL-BKLTED RADIALS Comply# li"* ovoilobl* ol tovingi Nol in i»otk no Iran* thfl If— iniiollgl'Q"

—See Stars— On Monday

The Kotedale Deer Club of Waterford will sponsor a bus trip to Veterans Stadium. Philadelphia, on Monday. June 20. to see the Philadelphia Stars face off against the Oakland Invaders. The bus trip will leave from Jamesway Parking Plaia in Cape May Court House at 4:45 p.m. and stop at the Rosedale Deer Club In Waterford for dinner on the way to the stadium. Refreshments will be previewed on the bus. Sandwiches will also be provided for the game. Tickets for the bus trip, dinner and the game will be |25. For Information or tickets, call Vince Rodla at 609-465-5662 or 609-465-5665.

34 Marlyn Manor Shopping CenterRio Grande

886-2044

Out of Basic MARMORA - Airman Ivan J. Whiting, son of retired Air Force Staff Sgt Ivan N Whiting of Dayton. Oh. and Merdeen P Shaw of 551 Tuchahoe Rd. has completed Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas

TAKING TROPHIES — Ed Deane, left, accepts “low net" honors for his son, Jesse, from Ted Roman, county Chamber of Commerce president, for Jesse’s victory at the chamber's Spring Open Golf Tournament. Bob Patterson, right, chamber executive director, presents the first place award for low gross to Mike Fusco II.

Airman Ends Basic Course

COURT HOUSE - Air man David R. Dick Jr, son of Julianna Dick of 361A Barbers Lane, and David R. Dick of Dover, Del , has completed Air Force basic training at Lackland Air

Force Base. Texqs

The airman will now receive specialized instruction in the aircrew protec tion field at Fairchild Air

Force Base, Wash

Crest Student Wins Golf Cup

Burke Motors Announces

8.8 Financing

%

On Chevettes & Other Selected Models

or

$ 300 Cash Rebate On Chevettes and S-10 Pick Ups!

1983 Chevette 2 Door r Standard 1 6T<t«>r ? h4rr«i 14 4 siim.'d manual nans gin • adiat tires loof drip mldgs b.umpei gua'ds styled wheels dome inmp deluxA sent Melts seat reclining front burket seat anti roirosion pjotertinn dual speed wipers rack A pinion steering t pc carpeting Nn radio o> A C

Sand Grey Vinyl Bin ket Seal

Stoi

«A3??0

List Price $5287

I

Burke's USA 1 Price $4888 Just $79.97* per month

hen buyers Based r.n 48 •• IS .It H H APB Deterred p, 4 3B3B Sh (,MA( i redn ,i|

Largest Chevette Inventory in South Jersey Open Evenings Till 9 R.M

BURKE s®* 510C PAPV PiVD WUDWOOD

522-1475

CHEVROLET • OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC

The Cape May County Chambers' Spring Golf Tournament, held at the Stone Harbor Golf Club, began with 108 golfers teeing off on a "shot gun” start under clearing skies

last week.

Top honors went to Jesse Deane for his "lownet" of 71. Deane of Wildwood Crest is a student at Atlantic Community College. Jim John of North Cape May took second place low net with a 72 while Merrill Thomas of West Cape May took third place with a 73. Low gross winners were: first place. Mike Fusco II of Ocean City with a 75; second place. Bill Forbes of Wilmington. Del. with a 76; and third place went to Ed Harmey of Ocean City with a 76 after a "sudden death”

match of cards to break the

lie.

WINNERS of trophies for "closest to the pin” were: on ninth hole, Ken Marshall; 10th hole, Richa r d Booth; and 13th hole. Edward Deane. Trophies for "Longest Drive” were awarded to Ed Watts on the third tee, Ralph Schoonejongen on the 14th tee and Barry Harmon on the 18th tee. Trophies were presented at the awards luncheon which followed the round of golf. Ted Roman, president, Cape May County Chamber of Commerce, presented the trophies. He was assisted by Bill Kiser, cliamber director, and Bob Patterson, executive director of the chamber. A fall tournament is being planned.

“Cape May County"" ALMANAC

MOON EMt ANKS/POSITIONS Thr M.-.n nn Ihr Tl.ir alignment mth Sun 4 earth tfull St nets moon phases I On unil ivvtpmi unit nr itrrui# Hindi nil-pending upon duet fi.mj mat

LmI Quartrr Moon Finn Qaartrr Full Moon Apo«rr F’rrlurr

TIDE TAHI.F.

12 2i

ft M « 02 6 52 7 Ofi 7 51 R 17 8 52 9:22

5-10 21

12 37 1 24 1 36-2 22 2 35-3 22 3 35-4 20

4 355 16 10:39-11 5 37-6 09 II 25^ 6 30-6 55 12 05-12 12 7 17 7 37 12 56-12 59 7 17 7 37 12 56-12 59 8 40-8 56 2 292:30

9:20-9 35

i 10 00-10 12 ■ 10 41 10 51 I II 24-11 33

12 06

CORRKCTION TIMES Computr approximate timet <•/ high A low water for your urea by ridding or lubtractlng the following number of rninutri for each tide phate in the Tide Table

m<;ii Great Egg Harbor Inlet Minus 12 plus 10 Ocean Clly ' 9th SI Bridge i plus 35 plus 22 Corson Inlet 'bridge* plus 21 plus 7 Sea Isle City ilAidlam Thorn Bridget plus 66 pliL. 43 Sea Isle City Beach minus 2 minus 21 Townsend Inlel plus 21 plus 4 Seven Mile Beach plus 15 o Slone Harbor iGreat Channel Bridget plus 43 plus 40 Hereford Inlel tAnglesea ' plus 19 o Wildwood Beach Minus 2 minus 17 West Wildwood i Grassy Channel bndget Plus 46 plus 43 Cape May Harbor plus I minus 4 Five Fathom Bank plus IS plus 6 Cape May Point Plus 49 plus 39 McCne Shoal Plus 32 D |us 27 Delaware Bay Bays bore Channel (Bay-Canal Junction< plus 50 plug 40 Miami Beach I ilia 79 p|u* 65 Dennis Creek Entrance Plus 117 pi,,* 97 Brandywine Shoal Light Hus II plus 58