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I tyfr* £$'■' '' J A L ^Hh j|b Dorti Ward DEDICATION — A $109,000 addition to the fishing pier at 32nd St. in Avalon was dedicated Saturday during 50th anniversary ceremonies of the Avalon Fishing Club. President of the club, Rusty Miller, standing, introduced the guests, left to right Stephen Stattner, vice president; Joseph Zampino, pier director, and Mayor Rachel Sloan. The Pier will be open to the public for a fee on weekdays.

Flounder i Tourney The Upper Township Chamber of Commerce will sponsor its first annual flounder tournament Saturday. July 13. It will be conducted 8 a.m.-3 p.m. with weigh-in scheduled at the Deauville Inn, Willard Road, Strathmere, anytime up to 3. Participants can register at the Deauville Inn or Jeffers Florist, Route 9, Palermo. Entry cutoff is 8 a.m. the day of the tournament,, with registrations being accepted only at the Deauville Inn. Prizes will be awarded for the top 10 fish. In accordance with state law, contestants will be disqualified for keeping flounder under 12 inches.

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The upper torso and the legs get support and protection from the rib cage and the pelvis. In between, the low back area is more vulnerable. The lumbar vertebrae have only muscles and ligaments to support them and keep them in place. Yet it is in this area that most of the strain of lifting occurs. Lumbago, a form of rheumatism, causes contractions and unbalance of the large muscles of the lower back. This in turn results in a shift in spinal posture, compressed and irritated nerves, and pain. Chiropractic offers relief from the pain of lumbago.

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Aces Have Tough Stretch on Road

WILDWOOD - July 15 may be a long way off, but for the Wildwood Aces, that day marks a homecoming. It won't be a reunion of old friends. It will be the day the Aces host the Connecticut Colonials after a tough stretch of 13 road games. The United States Basketball League team is in what may be its most difficult week of the entire season, with six road contests in eight days. Through the first eight games of the regular season, the Aces went 3 and 3 on the road and one and one at home. STILL SLOWED by a sprained ankle, guard Gary McLain was placed on the 10-day disabled list for the second time (June 14). Cedric Miller also had to be replaced on the Aces' roster while awaiting a work visa. Miller is a citizen of the Bahamas Stockton State's Jay Phillips was called up to fill the vacancy. The Aces had four players selected in the recently held National Basketball Association draft. The Philadelphia 76ers took forward Daryl Lloyd in the sixth round and Jaye Andrews, a guard, in the seventh round. Also, in the seventh, Jeff Adkins was selected by Chicago and New Jersey tabbed McLain. AFTER THREE weeks of the regular season, four of the seven USBL teams stood at .500 ... Aces' player of the game award is

selected by the media at each home game ... winners to date are Daryl Lloyd and Kevin Givens ... USBL All-Star Game set for July 2 at Springfield. STANDINGS */!»/» Springfield 8 3 Connecticut 4 3 Lang Island S S New Jersey 5 5 Wildwood 4 4 Rhode Island 4 4 WestCbester 2 8 Dolphins In Finals For State WILDWOOD CREST - The borough's first summer swim team, started in May. has surpassed even the optimistic expectations of its coach. Dave Hart. "In our first meet of the summer 15 team records were set," said Hart. "That's more than we totalled in fall and winter." HART TOOK 26 of his Dolphins to the Garden State Game Trials in Fort Dix, where his swimmers qualified for the finals in 16 events. Crest swimmers who qualified for the state finals are; Marcea Huemer. 16. 100 freestyle. 50 butterfly and 100 backstroke; Christine Laskey 12, 100 back, 50 fly and 100 fly; Kirstie Nicely, 15, 50 breastroke and 50 backstroke; and Kevin Hughs. 9, 50 fly.

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