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Jayvee* Win Game With Scrub Team Cape May High School’s Jayvee football team emerged victorious from a game with a scrub team Monday afternoon. Final tally was 12-0. Touchdowns were made by Dunne and Burgin. Line-ups folldw: Jayvees Scrubs Hart le Bladen all Kokes i. .It Hoffman Cresse Ig Stevens Ouram c Mean Kaighn rg Velli Hamperian rt Mulhollan Engman re Schowald Dunne qb.. Marian! Burgin Ihb..... Antonio Hillman rbb D.Ouram Pnrnc-ll . fb White

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Schafer At Training Station In Misanuri JEFFERSON BARRACKS, MO. —Having completed a six-weeks course at the physical instructors’ school of the Army Air Forces at Miami Beach. Fla., Sergeant Georg«i H. Schafer, of Lansdowne, Pa., son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Schafer, of Cape May, ha$ arrived at the Army Air Forces Basic Training" Center, Jefferson Barracks, where he has assumed the duties of drill instructor and physical Instructor for the 39th School Squadron. Sergeant Schafer was inducted last July at New Cumberland, Pa. and received his basic training at Atlantic City before leaving for the non-commissioned officers' school at Miami Beach. A graduate of Temple University in Philadelphia, he majored in physical education and later served as physical director and coach at Bartlett Junior High School in Philadelphia. His wife, Mrs'. Dorothy F. Schafer, resides in Lansdowne.

Navy Day Creator Dies GREENWICH, CONN. — Mrs. William H. Hamilton, at whose suggestion Navy Day was established, died here on Saturday, October 10. She was 76. Founder of the National Navy Club in 1917, an organization similar to that of the USO for enlisted Navy men, Mrs. Hamilton suggested to Theodore Roosevelt, son of the President and at the time Assistant Secretary of the Navy, that a day be set aside in honor of his father’s birthday.

WOMEN’S BOWLING LEAGUE ACTIVE Team No. 1 defeated No. _ team in the woman’s bowling league at the Cape Recreation Center allevs' last Thursday by a score pi 1418 to 1065. Team No. , !ated No. 4 team by a score of t092 to 891. Members of the No. 1 team are Midge Steger, Ruth Hines, Judy McNulta and Bee Wagnor. No. 2 team members are Mrs. Moeller, Mrs. Smarkol, Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Hardenstein. Team No. 3 members are H. Krula, L. Ottinger, H. Walton. On No. 4 team are Floss Swain, E. Fox and M.

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County Fan Board Plant Big Meeting COURT HOUSE — The Cape May County Board of Agriculture will hold its annual meeting during the early part of December, it was announced this week, as preliminary plans for the annual session were started. It is planned to have an all-day business session followed by a dinner and entertainment in the evening. A committee consisting of A. S. Walker, Allan McClain, Edward Phillips and Newton Schellinger, was appointed to make complete plans for the event. During the business session it is expected to allow ample time for local farmers to discuss the problems anticipated in producing “Food for Freedom" during 1943. Bankers, farm supply dealers and other business men will be invited to attend the session. A special speaker will be scheduled at the noon luncheon. It fa expected that the evening period will attract a large crowd rural residents. CAPE MAY VS. MIDDLE SATURDAY AFTERNOON Postponed because of inclement weather, the football game between Cape May High School and Middle Township High School, scheduled for last Saturday, will be played at Wildwood on Saturday. The game fa scheduled to start at 2:80. The contest between the two county teams is expected to be a highlight of the local gridiron season, with the Stegermen seeking revenge for a 14-12 defeat they suffered two weeks ago at the hands of the Middle team.

HUBERS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Huber entertained at a dinner party on Wednesday having as their guests Mr. and Mrs. William Hess and their son William, Jr., Mrs. Joseph Q. Hess and Mortimer Hess.

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Tuesday is NAVY DAY—an appropriate time to salute the men who are fiprhting the grim battle of victory on the high seas. We ' join the nation in giving them our humble thank's for their sacrifice and our prayers for their protection. SWAIN’S Hardware Stores 305 - 07 Jackson Street, Cape May

HOME of the late Nicholas and Frances Bowers, 2400 Central Ave.', North Wildwood, hereafter will be' known as the American Eagle Inn, catering particularly to the men in the service and defense workers." Rooms at moderate prices. Oil heat. Keystone phone 4643, Wildwood. - 10-8-81-4678

ROOMS for rent. Nicely furnished benrooms, •heated. In private family. Apply C. R. Getsinger, 400 E. Maple Ave., Wildwood. 10-8-3t-4671

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FRIGIDAIRE DEALER Lee V Qnidort suggests you look around your attic, garage, basement, etc Any usable articles can be tradad in on Frigidaire Ranges, Hot Water Hesters or Refrigerators Call The Trader, Keystone Wildwood 2814 or Bell 758. 4-10-8t-8476

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