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PAGE 2-SECTION FOUR THE OCEAN CjT.Y SENTINEL-LEDGER SPRING EDITION-19/7<br />

Beauty queens are not<br />

pulled from a hat."The<br />

crown that one sees<br />

resting on a queen's<br />

lovely tresses were won<br />

on tt\e strength <strong>of</strong> her<br />

talent and effort.<br />

Pictured on this page<br />

are scenes from the 1976<br />

iss <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />

eant on the Boardk<br />

Music Pier. A bevy<br />

<strong>of</strong> lovely local girls seek<br />

the crown each year.'<br />

When one watches the.<br />

Miss <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />

pageant performance<br />

he is watching a local<br />

preview <strong>of</strong> the world<br />

renowned Miss America<br />

Pageant in Atlantic<br />

<strong>City</strong>. The winner <strong>of</strong> the<br />

home town crown<br />

moves on to compete in<br />

the county contest and<br />

the'winner there goes on<br />

to the Miss New Jersey<br />

contest and thus onto<br />

?-the Miss America stage.<br />

; ; Beauty queens are no<br />

? longer only beauty<br />

^queens. In addition to.<br />

'possessing the best in<br />

; feminine physical<br />

j charms, they must be<br />

£ talented in some area <strong>of</strong><br />

f the arts, poised and<br />

? intelligent. The day <strong>of</strong><br />

I the "pretty" queen is<br />

| long past.<br />

v The panel <strong>of</strong><br />

1 p-photographs is a cap-<br />

All Kind Of<br />

House Plants<br />

Hanging Baskets<br />

sule presentation -ot<br />

what goes on here in<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> and in other<br />

towns" throughout, the<br />

country when pretty<br />

young ladies make their<br />

hid for th*» "hio onr>"<br />

Taffy Schmidt<br />

Entertain You."<br />

Bedding Plants<br />

Veg. Plants<br />

Geraniums<br />

PLANT WALK<br />

"WORLD OF PLANTS"<br />

•45 Asbury Ave. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N.J.<br />

Dial 398-5734<br />

Potting Soils, Plant Food, Bug Killer,<br />

Flower (All Kinds. AILSizes)<br />

is bom: Beauty'<br />

the Miss America,<br />

crown. •<br />

The Miss <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />

pageant is slated this<br />

year on the Boardwalk.;<br />

Music Pier on August<br />

120. ' . • • . .<br />

makes the plea - "Let Me<br />

1979<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />

centennial year<br />

Hereshe<br />

Robbyn Scott<br />

Miss.<strong>Ocean</strong>.<strong>City</strong> -1976<br />

Seashore communities cooperate<br />

in coastal storm-warning system<br />

Flood titles are the bane <strong>of</strong><br />

• oceanfront communities in<br />

'Southern New Jersey, butthe 1 '<br />

ill effects <strong>of</strong> these natural<br />

phenomena are in the pr<strong>of</strong>ess<br />

-<strong>of</strong> being minimized here in<br />

LEON'S MEN'S SHOP<br />

Men's and Boys' Wear<br />

756 Asbury Avenue<br />

. From Head to Toe<br />

Phone 399-2768<br />

Slacks<br />

Sport Jackets<br />

Sport Shirts<br />

Sperry<br />

Topsiders<br />

Boating Shoes<br />

U.S. Keds<br />

For Men and Boys<br />

Kedettes<br />

For Women<br />

Easy-to-Wear ... Hard-to-Wear-Out<br />

BOYS' CLOTHING<br />

Levi's • Farah • Wrangler<br />

Thrifty Parents Shop Here<br />

For Growing Boys<br />

All Ages<br />

Cape May County.<br />

,. Cape . May County Civil<br />

Defense <strong>of</strong>ficials are working<br />

with their counterparts in<br />

Virginia. Maryland and<br />

Delaware to perfect a coastal<br />

storm early warning system.<br />

Under the plan, seashore<br />

communities from Norfolk,<br />

Va., to the south to Asbury<br />

Park, N.J.. to the north arc<br />

devising a warning system by-.<br />

- which one community-could<br />

give to neighboring communities<br />

advice on what to<br />

expect on- predicted high<br />

tides: . .<br />

Because tides run from<br />

'south.to north, a high tide in<br />

Cape May County wouldn't<br />

reach flood stage in neighboring<br />

Atlantic ' County for<br />

about one hour and. it would,<br />

take four to five hours to'<br />

reach <strong>Ocean</strong> County.<br />

Using indicators in the back<br />

bay area, CD. <strong>of</strong>ficials can<br />

determine how high- the tide<br />

will go and alert the other<br />

counties through a network <strong>of</strong><br />

ham radio ' operators who-,<br />

transmit on a designated '<br />

•frequency other than .-that<br />

used for emergency purposes.<br />

In this way <strong>of</strong>ficials in other<br />

counties can plan better and<br />

know what they are faced<br />

' with.<br />

Unfortunately the current<br />

network exists only in New<br />

Jersey and' thus Cape May<br />

County, being at the southern<br />

end. must be hit first before<br />

the strength <strong>of</strong> th'e flooding<br />

. Karen Kibblehouse and mute friend in pantomine<br />

<strong>of</strong> the 60's. '<br />

tide can be measured and a<br />

warning issued,,o.1.l/, ,-....,<br />

Cape <strong>of</strong>ficials are now<br />

negotiating- with <strong>of</strong>ficials, in<br />

Sussex County, Del., <strong>Ocean</strong><br />

<strong>City</strong>, Md'., and Accomack<br />

County, Va., in an effort to<br />

entice them to join the net :<br />

work. ' . •<br />

. The Virginia checkpoint<br />

could give <strong>of</strong>ficials here as<br />

mijch as two to three hours to<br />

prepare for an unusually high •<br />

tide. ' ...<br />

If these other communities<br />

join the network it will be up<br />

to them to find still more<br />

checkpoints to their south to<br />

help give them advance<br />

warning.<br />

The Cape May County Civil<br />

Defense unit also has a storm<br />

.alert device that enables<br />

<strong>of</strong>ficials to be aware <strong>of</strong> severe'<br />

thunderstorms up to 100 miles<br />

away. .<br />

• The new device will help<br />

resort communities alert<br />

lifeguards during the summer<br />

to clear the beaches well in<br />

advance <strong>of</strong> an impending<br />

electrical storm.<br />

FINEST IN WORLD .<br />

A great many people<br />

consider New Jersey's white<br />

sandy beaches the finest in<br />

the world. This is evidenced<br />

by the fact that the resort<br />

areas are credited with<br />

generating one and one-half<br />

billion dollars in. business,<br />

years.<br />

CALL US FOR ESTIMATES<br />

ON REMODELING and ADDITIONS<br />

..' Carol, Adams, in a<br />

South df 'the Boarder<br />

routine. Miss Adams<br />

'was .selectedpageant's.<br />

•Miss Congeniality..<br />

. • Ellen " Hannigan . •• . .<br />

played the piano as her ' Mgry Lee Nicholas<br />

talent segment. • ..?id pretty, picture, to<br />

. . • . /• the sound df music.<br />

We Ye paying Interest<br />

From Date <strong>of</strong> Deposit to<br />

Date <strong>of</strong> Withdrawal<br />

on Regular Passbook Savings<br />

FIRST SAVINGS &<br />

LOAN ASSOCIATION<br />

OF SEA ISLE CITY<br />

FSLIC<br />

'-».i..-»l,^^u«.r,0<br />

FOR INFORMATION<br />

CALt 263-8)58<br />

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1 f<br />

SPRING EDITION -1977<br />

Cape May<br />

Diamond<br />

a pretty<br />

sand gem<br />

A Cape ' May Diamond?<br />

What is it? This is the reaction<br />

<strong>of</strong> many people not familiar<br />

with the famous <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />

beach stone.<br />

First <strong>of</strong> all, for those who do<br />

not know what a Cape May<br />

Diamond is... it is a<br />

semiprecious gem. Yes, that<br />

is what it is designated.'<br />

<strong>On</strong>e would never recognize<br />

it as a gem in its natural state .<br />

but it is found on the beaches<br />

<strong>of</strong> Cape May County. It looks<br />

just like an ordinary beach<br />

stone but when cut and'<br />

polished it rivals real<br />

diamonds.<br />

Local beachcombers and<br />

knowledgeable residents have<br />

found a number <strong>of</strong> Cape May<br />

Diamonds along the <strong>Ocean</strong><br />

<strong>City</strong> beach. Usually found at<br />

the water's edge, there is a<br />

method by which to determine<br />

whether it is a Cape May<br />

Diamond or just a shiney<br />

pebble on the beach.<br />

Hold some surf water in the<br />

palm <strong>of</strong> the hand. Place the<br />

stone in the small pool <strong>of</strong><br />

water and slosh it around<br />

slightly. If it looks like glass,<br />

you have a Cape May<br />

Diamond. . '<br />

The stones are usually sent<br />

to Germany for cutting and<br />

'polishing however, recently<br />

people have been sending<br />

them to Hong Kong. There<br />

they were cut and polished<br />

then returned to the shipper.<br />

It takes about eight weeks to<br />

have the finished object<br />

returned:<br />

Arrangements are being<br />

made to have the Cape May<br />

Diamond put in the<br />

Smithsonian Institution, in<br />

Washington, D.C.<br />

A Complete<br />

<strong>Line</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />

Bakery Goods<br />

y<br />

Pastry<br />

IN OUR 49th YEAR<br />

730 Albury Avenue<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />

Always Closed Sunday<br />

QUEEN INFANTA—<strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> the more desirable<br />

beauty crowns is that worn by Queen Infanta, who<br />

reigns over the annual Boardwalk Baby Parade in<br />

August. Here the Queen, Hiede Fennimore, holds still<br />

while Mayor B. Thomas Waldman adjusts the crown<br />

on herhead.<br />

PRETTY CROP—We grow more than lovely<br />

tomatoes here in Cape May County, New Jersey. Just<br />

look at this Cape crop <strong>of</strong> beauties. The one seated<br />

center is Laurie Berchtold, Miss Cape May County,<br />

1976. The scene is the finale <strong>of</strong> the annual beauty<br />

contest staged here on the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Boardwalk<br />

Music Pier. Standing is Stina Blomkvest, the 1975<br />

queen and a lovely in her own right. The ladies on the<br />

flajlks are (1 to r) LuAnn Strum, Else Berkstresser,<br />

Maryuee Nicholas and Betsy Becotte.<br />

Seashells -<br />

wide variety on OC beach<br />

Collecting seashells for fun,<br />

hobby and pr<strong>of</strong>it is a popular<br />

pasttime and advocation on<br />

the beach in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />

Continental<br />

Title Insurance Co.<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> Abstract Co.<br />

• ABSTRACTS<br />

• INSURANCE<br />

• SETTLEMENTS<br />

Exptfonctd Courteous<br />

AMPLE FREE PARKING<br />

3207 BAYLMD DRIVE<br />

DIAL<br />

399-7577<br />

Amateur, scientific and<br />

pr<strong>of</strong>essional shell collectors<br />

roam the sands <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />

seeking out the simple as well<br />

as the exotic shell for their<br />

individual collections.<br />

Shell collecting has been a<br />

fascinating diversion since<br />

before6000 B.C., so the casual<br />

beachcomber today is doing<br />

what comes naturally since<br />

that time.<br />

Shells were big business in<br />

the early Roman times as a<br />

source <strong>of</strong> the purple dye which<br />

was indicative <strong>of</strong> the<br />

statesmen and\ royalty.who<br />

were the sole wearers oi the<br />

color.<br />

Hunting shells is also big<br />

business. There is the story<br />

about the southern resort city<br />

that ordered truckloads <strong>of</strong><br />

shells scooped up from a<br />

neighboring beach so that the<br />

people visiting^ the resort<br />

could have the excitement <strong>of</strong><br />

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER PAGE 3 SECTION POUR<br />

QUEEN OF SAFLORS-Lovely<br />

Caryn Fernandez was Miss Night in<br />

Venice, 1976. Night in Venice is an<br />

annual event in which local boat<br />

owners decorate their craft in<br />

imaginative themes and sail them<br />

along the bayfront competing for<br />

prizes. Night in Venice in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />

this summer will be orr July 30.<br />

LODGE QUEEN-.The Artisan<br />

Order for Mutual Protection holds<br />

an outing in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> each<br />

summer, and one <strong>of</strong> the highlights <strong>of</strong><br />

the outing is the selection <strong>of</strong> a beauty<br />

queen to reign over the activities.<br />

Here Queen Melanie Garutti holds<br />

still while her predecessor. Roselyn<br />

Henderson, places the diadem on<br />

her tresses.<br />

Beauties by the sea<br />

What would a seashore paradise be without angels ?.<br />

We have them here in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. We call them beauty<br />

queens. Usually every major event has its queen,<br />

thus the abundance <strong>of</strong> lovelies. Here are some.<br />

fc aliens oi .note on its<br />

beach.<br />

Each beach supports different<br />

species <strong>of</strong> shells. If you<br />

are looking for conch shells,<br />

you have to find the beach<br />

where they live. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />

has a variety <strong>of</strong> shell species.<br />

The shell is made by the sea<br />

animal that lives in the shell.<br />

The animal must be able to<br />

feed upon the food <strong>of</strong> the area.<br />

The animals come out <strong>of</strong> their<br />

shells, walk on the sea bottom,<br />

burrow in the sand, float<br />

the food in the water and then<br />

feed on it.<br />

Shell collecting has become<br />

so popular in some areas <strong>of</strong><br />

the world that restrictions<br />

have had to be placed on their<br />

taking. They are protected as<br />

a matter <strong>of</strong> conservation, just<br />

as some land animals are<br />

protected by hunter quotas.<br />

Shell collecting is fun. and<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> is the fun place for<br />

shell collectors.<br />

All Makes<br />

and<br />

Models<br />

ADDING MACHINES<br />

OCEAN CITY TYPEWRITER<br />

SERVICE<br />

3309 Asbwfy Av*. . Dial 399-12M<br />

OFF-SEASON LOVLIES-Not all beauty queens<br />

reign during the summer months in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. In late<br />

October the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Exchange Club stages its annual<br />

Halloween Parade and five <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School<br />

lovlies are designated Miss Pumpkin ^and her court.<br />

Pictured here is Miss Pumpkin Lisa Gerkin (center)<br />

with her court, Barbara Hughes and Lori Shearer at left<br />

and Karen Haak and Valerie Jernee at right.<br />

CBers organize<br />

emergency team<br />

Citizen band radio U put to<br />

use in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> for the<br />

welfare -and • safety <strong>of</strong><br />

residents and visitors through<br />

the Radio Emergency -<br />

Associated Citizens Team<br />

(REACT).<br />

It is an emergency hotline<br />

network to which citizens can<br />

turn in time <strong>of</strong> trouble and<br />

need The system should be<br />

beneficial for visitors to<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> as well as<br />

residents.<br />

A nationwide program,<br />

REACT volunteers <strong>of</strong>ten<br />

assist local police departments<br />

during periods <strong>of</strong> heavy<br />

activity, like mischief night or<br />

during large community<br />

activities, and also maintain<br />

constant vigilance for<br />

emergency situations.<br />

Members <strong>of</strong> the REACT<br />

team here take turns<br />

monitoring channel 9 - the CB<br />

emergency channel - and keep<br />

a lookout for automobile and<br />

boating accidents, stranded<br />

motorists, forest fires and<br />

other emergencies.<br />

It's (REACT) a communications<br />

line where<br />

peopiefrom in and out <strong>of</strong> town<br />

can get help. They know they<br />

can get on channel 9 and get<br />

results.<br />

.<strong>On</strong>ce a REACT volunteer<br />

spots an emergency problem,<br />

he or she will note the location<br />

<strong>of</strong> the problem and notify the<br />

proper authorities.<br />

Participating members will<br />

carry telephone numbers for<br />

the marine poUee, local poUee<br />

and fire departments, Coast<br />

Guard stations and dog<br />

control departments.<br />

SELECTIONS<br />

GLEESON'S<br />

rfVSETS<br />

FOR RENT<br />

by the WEEK, MONTH<br />

and SEASON<br />

COLOR • BLACK A WHITE<br />

USED TV'S<br />

FOR SALE<br />

REASONABLY PRICED<br />

PROMPT<br />

SERVICE<br />

ON<br />

TV, RADIO<br />

and STEREO<br />

The REACT team will<br />

respond to any kind <strong>of</strong><br />

emergency.<br />

Like its mainland comterpart,<br />

the-REACT group<br />

here will also act as "crtm<br />

eyes and ears" for the best<br />

police. „<br />

V* REACT member spoM*<br />

burglary or other crime 4n<br />

progress, p g r , passive p assistance sistac<br />

will ill be b given i by b immediately<br />

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notifying police via channel^.<br />

Members <strong>of</strong> this city's<br />

police accident squad far over<br />

a yesrhavebeen maattoriag<br />

channel 9.<br />

There are currently a<br />

members in this city's<br />

REACT program.<br />

To be an active member, .a<br />

, purson must be at least IS<br />

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