Jun 1967 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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The surfing buffs have «
,lone Ume.Mratting. The cold weather
.which accompanied the, wrjval of
^ring U'qrfnth, thiswarjied some to
• believe,that .this year's surfing sea-
, son in Ocean Oty would ^jet off to
„ a.stow start. As a rifle, surfers in
general toAy-nt> attention to the cold
weather, "but even,the stoutest of
_ the lot began, sounding a bit pesa
nustic
Since the arrival -of ihe long-
overdue seasonal temperatures,
however, the 14th st version of *
tt^unikare squad in wet -suits have
been rejoicing that their prayers to
the surf-god have been answered
andjt has been announced that
Ocean City's weekly surfing contests
will begin on Tuesday. June 27
TREAT HIM ROYALLY
with a GIFT from thm
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Sends Surfers Jo Waves Resident Qf County chamber
Named 'Garden Stater 1 fpr '67
. -^ ^ ' -.—., . ««_ AVK I war, is tne over-2S men's «mnf
st surfing spot and an authoritative „ n L •„ \ ^^ m s cvcnti •
member of the Ocean City Surflngf w dubbed by some)
Association related that since the! 85 ""* "Grandfather's, Squad" The 1
— air has warmed up over the pjstjfSnal chjss comprises all female entwo
weeks. Ihe surfuie 'conhrlme ti-i«
r clashes are widely diversiffct
ol surfers fit into the CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE
event, jte they ure — Dr Ulrie J ljuiuer. president
an average age of IS or 13 ' of tile Oipe May County Chamber
^ • -••• *^fr ^^» ••—^ %.••!_ LF^JI.
two weeks, ihe surfing •conditions
Surfing, contests, will be concluded of Commerce, has been selected as
have been |deal (for Occam City
weekly Karnaugh said, with thi- e\ the recipient of the 1967 Garden'
that is). ^'
ccption of the week of July 4lh Stater Award prcheflttiLhy the New
Harbaugh said that, due to the Summer Court Loop at wluch time he felt that the mini Jersey Association of Chamber of
ber of entries
tremendous number of surfers whj
is inHho Wfho «jhlest conlcst wouIJ woul I Commerce Executive**
enter the weekly competition a new Meeting On Monday require more..lhan a sin^lp day ot The announcement made bv
judging Weekly cuntests \ull IK.
list of five classes of surfers lias A meeting has been called for held on Tuesdays.
Joseph A Mammon chairman of
been compiled The first class is representatives nf teams wishing
Ihe fiardin smtei' Award Commit
the bays' events which is mnde up to compete In the Summer Col-
tee /or Ihe Skite F^ecutHes Assoof
surfers up to the age of 16 The lege Basketball IJeaguc to be FORGOTTEN IN JAIL
Lialu n ami t\etuti\e vice-president
second class is the- junior men's sponsored by the Ocean City Rec- FO11T WORTH Tl-X -.Lknd
' of Uie New Hi-unsw ick Rantiin Valevent
for boys 16 and 17 years reation Department.
! li\ Chiiniljfi .if CRJIIUHTCC In ar-
Mark Gray 40, has txi-n nltns.il
Third is the senior men'i esent for The meeting is llsftxl for the
nouneitig ilie sileition Mammon
from Mil with an apol.iRi. In, ket>>
boys ranginii from IS to 25 years Recreation Center Office on 6th
sild IM Niqui I s. rvconi of sei-v
st. near. Atlantic av. on Mon- inC him tou lnnc ArcdrdiriK lo n-- lu
day evening (June 19) .,( g „.. ports Cmy ,iai jjjpj ix-ttmih. r
clock. League games will be- 1%6 Jnrl should hiM- betn n
Btn under lights at the Recre-
lrased in mid Febniar> whtn th,
ation center on June 26.
ry found no grounds lo hold lum
1 to C has been
mtMandn^; The hormi which our
^miniin is bestowing upun him
]^ nul O7ii\ nt hlv tl.-'st-rved but 1
INI a Irthutt lo Ihe fine woik beint,
flom I>\ ihe Capo Mdv Coimrv
Chombt r of Commtue under Ins
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1112-1122 on The Boardwalk
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We Invite you to visit our
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'87TH YEAR—' No. Telephone 309-5411 OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY^tliESDAY, JUNE 20, 1967 pubueMhm OMa
•th, tt. trutnnm n '\
Associate Pastor
1 Methodist ChurchT
Iv. Groom In Tuckerton
annual, sessions of the
New Jersey Oanterenco of
1st Qiurelj dosed here
-Jersey
Sunday with tho nppofnniicnt of minjsters
to new churches in the Conference
jurisdldion.
to 1,000 dclcgati-s attended
the five-day meeUngg held at ihe
First tathodUrt attack. The Confer.;
ence repreaenti W0 churches witn
100,000 members south of (he Hart,
tan River,
iff
|£o m m d(e r s'
ervice
ymmer Schedule Set
City Bus Service
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Thi> iiiHini; which is presented an-
, nuallj- by the Slate Association, Is
; .given to an ixitsf;in(Unf Individual
. fur voliiniury effnrts in Chamber of Dr. Ulric J. Laquer
I Ciannii'rif activity's. Thp award will
bi> pn'.s*>nr«i at the annual meeting Court House, member ol the Cape
j of the State Association on .June May County Mosquito Commission,
j m, at tho Demiii .Hotel In Atlantic farmer president of th» f*unty 4-H dUTSTANpiNG ATHLETO, Ken to£
, City.
Pair Association and sponsored the outstanding athlete trophy from (W
4-H, Better Boys Oub, along with
Dr, L&quer. a -IS-yesr-aid Cape
Howeli at tho annual Awards Assembly""
the organizing of the Ope May
May Court House physician was
in the high ichool,—Senior Photo '-''
County Midget Football League,
cited for.his leadership effort In Increasing
activity of the County
past president of the lions Club of
Chamber, ineiudifig the Impending
Stone Harbor, He is currently a
publication of a Chamber Directory,
member of the fipe May County Classified Aft Bring You Quick!
ti a newly instituted monthly news- Medical Society, the American Medletter,
membership drive, and theical
Society, and th* American
formation of a Legislative Afflurs Academy of General
Cwnnuttfe to bring the interests of
Hie Ctounty Chamber before me
staff and federal legislatures, More
reeently was the announcement of Bowling
the formation of a Business Ethics
Commitiee, to stress the need of
POINT BOWLING CENTER
ethics amonB couniy business pe. Hot ibM LngM
Canal's GoJ3o. J, Lucky Five. 1:
Happy Go Luclv, S, Qarfunkle, 1;
Dr. Laqur. who has served as A'Lantema, 3. Hockettes, 1- Pirates.
Chamber preaid«it sinee 18K, Is 2, five Gala, a.
married and the father of two sons High individual scries and single
and two daughters. He opened Wi Betty Carter, S38 and TO, Ingh
first medical praetifce In Cape May team series, A'Lanterna, 2172, High
County in WO and was the first team single, Hockettes, TO,
DRfSS SHIRTS
resident physician at the Burdette
Standinw: Carol's, 134s A'Lan-
TomUn Hpspital. up on its openinB
By Manhattan and Eagle.
tema, llij Rockiftes. IMi Pjrat,
and coritinues as a manber of the
Stripes. White and Solid
.-. •.—-- *a^» ^ mtriijuei ui uie ,n>e; IMi five Five uais Qals, 7-8: Y^f" L4icKy Lucky nve. five Oolari,
^^He Is a member of the First' T* Happy Oo Lucky, 4.12; Ga^
^Jethahst cjurch of Cape May funkie, 2-14,
from 4,25 to 9.95
SPORT SHIRTS
By Manhattan, Eagle
and Schiaparelli. Madras,
Prints and Stripes, Dacron.
cotton and silk.
4.00 to 17.50
SLACKS
By Palm Beach and
Hart. Schafmer & Mant
9.95 to 27.95
TIES
Full width crisper
By Superba and Damon.
Super storage doors
1.50 to 7.50
Automatic refrigerator defrost
DOBBS STRAW HATS
6,95 to 8.95
SHOES
Nunn Bush
from 20.95 to 37.50
Edgerton
from 14.95 to 19.95
SWIM TRUNKS
By Jantzen and Robert
Bruce. Large selection
of styles and colors.
3.00 to 10.00
CABANA SETS
By Jantzen B^tli terry
lined and unllncd.
10.95 to 19-95
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MEN'S arid BOYS? WEAR]
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733 Asbury Ave. . Dial
OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY Nl{
Rhone 399-1242
V Wl HONOR CCP.,
' aai AMmUCAN EDIT CMt|
i
>way To OX.
Master Plan
ute Is 'Schematic',
nie Official Says
new fteovwy direct irom Uie
iw-are Manorial Bridge to Ocean
poK9th it ii envisioned In the
Trunsportaflon Departmntt'g
sols for a master traiisportu-
^ plan- (or New Jeraey.
yman Marvin D, • PcrsWe
I yesterday (hat he has reword
bom Commissioner of
David J. Goldberg
the deportmentnl plan tea
hlghway73.
included, Perskle said, is a
Irem the Atlantic City
way which would meM Route 9
lie vicinity of the inteneoflon of
SO and the Shore rd. in the
at Caj>e May Count}'.
tfrirt that the
on the map are "schematic
I are not Intended to indicate the
location of these suggested
»,"
da noted, however: that thp
trom the Atlantic City Ex
way has been promised since
nwd wan built.
dedslcns,- however, Iiave
i made that such a spur would
t be eevanically feasible. I have
$M pig* 5, cehmm *, pluM
feenagefiirt
M Victim
17-year-old Pittsburgh girl was
1 itirly FYiday when a conipact
in which she was a po-'^cTiKcr
out at control on the Ocean
ners Point causeway nnd
into an obntmi-nt of the
Channel bridge
relmg to police. Margaret Ma-
WIIB dead on amvnJ at Shore
lonal Hospital The light cur
hitting the abutment turned 1
Presiding over the five dajri' de.
liberano was Bishop Fringe A. ft
lor, j«ident bishop at the area, WHJ
U the Sunday sessions ordained new
miniiftarial wndldatM, both to thi order
of di-iinm and elder.
The Rev, Lloyd O, Williams, was
appointed associate pastor of the
First Methodist Church here, replacing
the Rev, George D, Groom who
was assigned to the Methodist Church
in Tuckertaii. The Rev, Hsmrd
Stntton was appointed assistant to
the pastor of the Methodllt Oiurch
in Iinwood.
The Conference sessions, the 26th
tq be held consecutively in this city.
Were marked by important xcsoiu
lions including apprm'al of tile Methodist
Church merging with the EX-an
gclical United Brethren Oiureh. The
union will not be completed until hvo.
thirds of all delegates to conferences
of bom churches throughout the country
apjjixjve Uie merger proposal. If
the merger wins final approval the
merged churches will have a total
membership ol H million.
The Conference also approved a
resolution asking for meetings to end
the war in VleOiam wluch would
include representatives of all segments
of South and North Vietnamese
life including the Viet ConE- It was
recommended that the United States
should support a plan to restore the
war-torn country after cessation of
hostilities.
Former Ocean City pastor, the Rev.
Paul Friedrich, now superintendent
of the New Brunswick District of the
ConferencB', set the keynote ot the
Cbnferenpe sessions by stating that
Sooth. Jetse/a mUrtop field, includes,
tmy area of Df e not cnmmiftefl -to
the rule of God including slims,
juburbs. fnim. and factory, com
• on iN side and skidded up tho
approach. The car was a
(till wreck.
driver of the car Gcrnld
[lrhun 20 of Havortnwn Po was
Btrd for "shock and cut>: at the i
Jital ^md was relcu^rd the f^lring
day A third passenger. Nancy
16. also of Pittsburgh sufine-p
laceration for which she
liospitaljzcd,
' identification nf the rinid girl
delnyrd because neither Oirnor
Miss Klrby was able imliateiy
to give a cohiTenl stori*
I whnl happened.
{Also, polieo said Curtain liad in
I possession a wallet belonging lo
man. Hospital authorities,
ling that the wallet was his,
1
identified him briefly un
f Qirtain wall able to canvct the
nin faces a mandatory charge
t death by automobile as a result
[Miss MaroHl's deatti. police so5d
J
niuntty onl campus, the iifflicted and
the affluent.
Traffic Ticket
Clerks Posted
Molonsls attention
ehand
Rhythm, Rhyme
Of Summertime
A lot ot girls, a lot of boys,
[hit really not a lot of noise.
lArresta were few. The Idds were
behaving as they really
|Miould. ' -,v .
iPoUee Chief Dungan was imjreaasl
He'd been * •urnma^u si-
1 Isiahd-long bus servloe wiU Qp>
on a summer schedule
'starting on Saturday, Jtssi 2^#,
%'Oimn^.'e5iQner E)avid L, &l^^sn
onnounced yesterday.
SimtKon said that the present
jUnc-y bus wiU operate from 8
uiibil noon, Monday' olssi^i'
anitrctiy_ On Sunday It will operate
from 8 a.m. until g p,m,. -
A full size bus chatibered fnfl!
George Hoencs, Oalogna bus op;
eralor who owns schood buses
here, wiM travel Uie mute fnm
noon to midnight six days a week
'and from 6 p.m. to midnight on
Sunday, SImpaon said.
BLONDE AND PRETTY—Lovely Jean Benedetta, 23,
of Philadelphia, was crowned Miss Artisan, 1967, Saturday
night. Representing the Lehigh Assembly of the ArtisaniT
Tlic City ol
Oriiin Oty wants to mnke it fiurly
!MSy (or you to pay for ptukinp; tickels
Thus violations dirks will he
posted in the north entrance of the
Public Sjfety building on Central
av between 8th and 9th sN to
jcropt fim-s for parkins tioki-ls
But just when the extra violoUons
clerks will be around varies more
or less from day lo day On Mon
,lay Tuesdny find Wttinesdiiy you
ciui'p-iy for a ticket from 9 am
to 9 pm
Thursday is diiferent On Thurv
nay the cleik will be on duly from
9 am. to 2 30 pm Asked why tlus
change Court Clerk Joseph GuJiTaclno
said •'Thafs Gus Dei lot's diiy
"^Dcrkits is one of the clerks The
00,0- is Miss Madeline Turner
Now on Saturday, when tickets
are hung on cars with what amounts
to abandon, a violator can come
to PW his line only between 2 and
That's another big
day. but clerks ^1
on duty
only between 3'30
1
Order of Mutual Protection, Miss Benedetta won the crotch
over 22 other beauties in'a contest on the Music Pier. Mercedes
Rivera, 21. of Philadelphia, Miss Fidelity, was first
rUHMr-up, and Cindy Pressman, also of Philadelphia, representing
the Keystone Assembly 1 , was second runner-up.
The contest climaxed the weekend outing of the Artisans
Order la Ocean City.—Senior Photos.
OFFICIAL WELCOME^rMayor Robert L. Sharp was on
hand at the Music Pier Friday evening to welcome the
Philadelphia area Artisans Order of Mutual Protection here
for a weekend outing Here Mayor Sharp greets Calvin M.
Botteull (left), of Runnemede, N. J, Most Excellent Artisan,
who headed the 1,000 Artisans and their families on
the visitation to the shore.
Distinguished Poet To Read
Works At Center Tomorrow
A. R. Ammonsj distinBtfslied poet,
irill.'tmd from his colleotod Aworks at
thp Ociian CLty Cultural Arts Cailar,
409 Wesley av., tomorrow, at 8:30
.m.
Anunons Is an Associate Professor
in laiKlish at Cornell Uraversity cui^
rentlv on a Samuel GusKcniicirn Memorial
FrtimvJiip He h.is recently
completed o lot"
be
and
Guarrocuw -aid that violators can
mIUi in their fines to the address
on the ticket if they —•• ""»•
the: schpdula of the
clerks.
1 of the N«-w Ei^kuid
and southern collides Icoliiring and
r«i€iing. In Aujjusl he will leave tor
one ymr In Tt.ily on a travpllinK M
dd h b th A
temporary
Traffic Pattern Work
At 34th St. Progressed
Work to expected toj
this week on a project «»
{£, traffic patl-m at Parking Meters
In Operation
AM the d^'s parking molera are
now opejBfive and rnoiBifcts must
feed them when they park in areas
where fhey are loeaited,
;CanunJssloner David L. Simpson
announced Ihe locatimH of the parking
meters yestSTlay and how to
identity she various kinds and how
jnudi they cost,
f , there are Bie maters with
siiver heads. Some of these are eper.
all year around. They may be
an West av, tram 7th to mh
are loeaited on Ashny av.
ajji l to 12m st You aui find
thoin on Central av. from 7th to 10th
Al,
unkiue gilts of this port, of wiiovn
SiHuiiilay Review lies said. "A, R.
Amnwns 'l>as ' a ' viuv. and beautiful
genius He seeks the lcwfly, the 'nms^,
bcggiir, WL-ed, tick, pine, self,* and
finds then! 'magnificent with 'b^ng' "
A "Coffee hpuivtollowir^ the. rending
will be hostessed by Mrs. R. Rohdn-*
sun Chance, chairman of hospitality
for Uie Center.
y
lowp awiardcd him by •the Amen
can Aaidimiy of AMs and letters.
Bom in North Qiroliivi in 1ST2S.
Ainmnie received n BS degree from
Wake, rorrcat OollcEc in 1949 and IiiAer
studied at Ilio University of Oil-
Iforria in Berkeley From 1952 to
1961 he worked, in nn executive cnpocUy
in the biologioal elussware industry
an MillviUe He lived ond
wi-ote in IVEllvalle and NorthDeld durii^j
this p'o'iod. poiod. writii^ ^ about sub-
jects native to the Souttiran New
Jersey ami
_5S? Anunons' poetry has appeared in
blvd and Boy av.. ncmrding to such pubUcatigiK as Ihe Hudson Re-
Voider KennDth A Hblmstrup. view, The Nation, tor which he was
at otic time poetry editor.,The:New
The project. «Ktln(( tf.OOO. Jnvoiv- York limes, Poetry iind 11K; Partisan
Jt ]£ti construction d bitum- Review.
^ ^ S paving. N^v street
OmTOaleuin waa his first book In
J35S and was followed by ExpreEsjons
catyElecric
of Sea Level in 1S64, Jjotti published
ptotecUve turning tones will be by Ohio State Umversfly Press Oarpainted.
Dell University Press published Tape
x
lor the 'Iton ol the Year and Gor-
The project is part ol plan eugan's Inlet, both in BOS, and Nonfastei
ty Wilbur Sjmlth snd ,Asso. fietd Poems in 1967.
dttM>, of ttofrW>Ma,.OaBn., In Ae Mrs. John E. Devine, program
county's Ttafflc Operations Study, chairman of the Center, urges mem'
bras and; the public to avafl them,
voaxOng to John C Glbwn, county selves ot (he opparturiJy to hear the
engineer*
! ,tiK- Mh'Or motors give an nour*i
tum»; for a deled. Thne on Aslxsy
a dioice: an hDUr
i tor a i
. lora'
•dime or th«* hrnns to> 15 eenis. The
same kind of meten ure located betwe*n
Mi and fltti si, 1 j i
on Oeaan av!.,
and on 8th «, from Wesley to Ocean
avs.
Next ennsider the meters with
bnwn heads. They are located on
SMfiag* J, column I, pleam
Hits Parked Cars, Comes
Back, Hits 2 Mere Cars
Sfrs, Grace H. Euler. 50, of
. Md,, is a determined
soul, , police p aid yesterday, yy, and
there was a wee teaee ot admira-: d
tion in %vay they said it,
Mes, BUer came to th^r atten.
hon early on Sunday morning when
in the vicinity of Hth st. and Cten.
iral av,, Rfcs, afler loM eonttnl of
her car and struck tarn parked automobile.
Mrs. Euler, police said, drove off
and made a U-turn on Central av.
She came back to the scene of her
flwt aqcidait and mta time she
struck two parked cars on the other
side of the; street, , ".
TUsttne Mrs. Eiuer'i ear was
out of comrrusdon so police cauElit
up
p
witti her. At headquarters q
t d to ^k d k t '
retused to a dnBikometer 'teat.
Booked on a asip of.:,drunkihh
;drivlng and, arioaier char^ -ol'.riSfusil',
to take the feM,:mandatey
in mis SBitf, Jto, Euler 'was released
ini ball tor a hearini on
u y ? . •••'• • •••-.••:• -,• •••• : MOTATURE FIGUREHEAD OP THE SINDIA." Former
Mayor Edward Bowker is presented with a miniature replica
Of the Sindia figurehead by Mrs. Douglas McWUUainS,
hoatesi at the Ocean City Historical Museum-^-Grafngee
Photo.
Missed The Real One
Former Mayor Bowker Is Given
Replica Of Sindia Figurehead
Former Mayor Edward Bowker. York. The event -created in
punee v noted
few accidents are ; : Butec^he
railroad only, operates *W0 traina
out of town and two trains into tot*»
every 24 hours.
Wilham Besliry. chahman
Ocean CSty Planning Bqard, noted
ttiat the tttys toaster iJanmdlta^ej
the possibility of moving the Nation
to 51st. Bt i "4^''
"But our plan in merely advisory in
mlum iinl ii nit UnlinK." Honlly
Onlille iritrA ihi* an part ot' hia
rccumniuidQUotn *hi> mllrond
wrmlrt he niiuiml to run u taw
bun Un* nunhcrn «id uf ihe Island fo
IIM> n-w «tnhnn lu |iirfc np nuamv
m-n. Air conimnfpt* trains The bhS
w.aUd pleJc UHH m at tht. aUhun
Weoffor foment "-,,
- Time and Thlm* ;>
T«dty '.kiM
JWW-.
honorary members of the;Ocean City Hia- jacHards,. Xiri^PiBoscepMarkS'itom
catss is Mrs. Frances VanGildor, curator.
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