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JC112720.Pdf PAGE 2 PAGE 3 TV CHALLENGE SPORTS STUMPERS Davis, I presume By George Dickie 7) This defensive end was a five-time All-Pro for the great Questions: Green Bay Packers teams of 1) This Gold Glove-winning the 1960s. Who was he? outfielder spent most of his 8) This NFL safety started career with the Los Angeles for two Super Bowl-winning Dodgers. Who was he? Oakland Raiders teams in the 2) This NFL owner implored 1980s. Name him. his team to “just win, baby.” 9) In 1989, this San Diego Can you name him? Padres lefty became just the 3) A mysterious neck injury fourth relief pitcher to win the cut short the promising career Cy Young Award. Who is he? of this two-time All-Star first 10) Dubbed “Mr. Outside,” he teamed with Doc Blanchard baseman. Name him. to form perhaps the great- 4) This high-scoring swing- est backfield in Army history. man won the NBA Rookie of Name him. the Year award in 1978. Who is he? 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Christmas Storefront Competition Battle (of Main Street) Decorating (Polly) Draper Battle (of Main Street) Decorating (Polly) Draper PAGE 5 Custom Features Release the week of November 29 - December 5, 2020. Custom Features Release the week of November 29 - December 5, 2020. PAGE 6 PAGE 7 PAGE 8 PAGE 9 HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS AROUND THE CAPE WILDWOODS comes year-round residents and Holiday Light Show & visitors to enjoy this new holiday House Decorating Contest event that is sure to become a tradition. Due to Covid restric- The City of Wildwood Parks & Rec- tions, you and your family can reation and Wildwood Fire Depart- stay in your car and view the Holi- ment are sponsoring a Holiday day House decorations. Then end Light Show and House Decorating your festive drive at Holly Beach Contest beginning December 10, Park, where you can walk around, 2020. Homes in Wildwood, North take in the Holiday Light Show Wildwood, Wildwood Crest, and and vote for your favorite houses. West Wildwood are eligible to participate. The community wel- The Holiday Light Show will take PAGE 10 HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS AROUND THE CAPE place December 11, 12, 18, 19 ev- Anyone wishing to enter their ery hour on the hour at 5:00pm, home into the contest can reg- 6:00pm, 7:00pm and 8:00pm at ister at https://cityofwildwood.
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