Sep 1970 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAOI FOURTEEN THE OCfAN CITY SINTINIL-LIDOiR TUISDAY, SIPTEMSiR 1, 1970
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NOVICE Sl'RFKRH SIGN VP Thri>c
novifp surft'rs [in 1 shown ropstorinK Tor
thi' First Annual InvolvpmiMit Prop-am
iii he (-ondiu-U'd this Thursday at tin 1 7th
st. Surfing Beach. From left arv Bohby
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(Next To lus Station)
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FOUR COURSE MEALS AT $1.89
Breakfast 8-11 Dinners 5-9
CONVENIENT — AIR CONDITIONED
of SOMERS POINT
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For Forty-Five Years ,
OPEN DAILY THRU SEPTEMBER 21st
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PAHKINQ ON M1MISIS
Ogden. Jeff Richards and Rick Hoiler.
Taking their names, at far left, is Ocean
City Surfing Association offirial Walt
Mi-
Novice surfers
contest listed
The Ocean City Surfing
Association adn the city's
Rprrration Departrnpnt will
(five thi" novices a chance to
demonstrate their abilities this
Thursday in a special
Involvement Contest,
For the first time those
surfers who have never won an
award in a surfing contest will
be matched in four divisions of
major competition Applicants
may register in advance by
eonlactins Don Pileggi at the
Recreation Department or
afttM- 3:30 Thursday afternoon.
The contest will take place
on the Surfing Beach, at 7th st.
The girl's division will be open
to all young ladies from 15
years down. The boy's division
is for boyt aged 13 and 14,
Eleven and 12-yenr-old boys
will compete in the midget
division, with those under 10
eornprisinB the sandflea
division
Trophies will be awarded to
the winners of each heat in all
four divisions. The winner and
runner-up of each final heat
will also receive trophies.
This event is surely a
welcome one for the beginning
surfers in our community.
They finally will have the
opportunity to enter a formal
competition without the
handicap of experience. Only a
large tryout can indicate
enough interest to make this an
annual affair,
Nimrods advised
of starting time
TRENTON • Sportsmen
participating in New Jersey's
rail bird season opener on
Tuesday, September 1, 1970,
are cautioned by the Division
of Fish, Game and Shell
Fisheries against starting too
early.
An earlier advisory on rail,
woodcock and set duck
regulations had stated that
starting time for these species
was one half hour before
sunrise.
Since that advisory. New
Jersey has adopted a duck
season based on the point
system which stresses duck
identification To enable
hunters to identify the various
species and thus abide by these
regulations, a starting time of
sunrise to sunset based on
eastern standard time has been
set, not only on waterfowl but
all migratory birds. This later
regulation supersedes the
earlier announcement and rail
bird hunting will be limited to (
starting timy of
throughout the season. sunrise:
Too Late To Classify
LtT NATI 00 IT Mamtsnant... light
hauling and hsuse cleaning, Na.
ihan McFarhind, 399,9Q1§ 94
1965 PLYMOUTH Barracuda, VI,
silver fray, radio, aute. trans,
Prl»d to sell it 1700 Call IBSim
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LOST — Brown nsMIe point knitting
bag near 1st It, beach on Aug.
U, Contents unfinished Reward
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BALE — O.I. portabla family Hit
dishwasher, I yr. old (like new
eond.) 1121. Call 399-9418 aftof 5
p.m. and weekends, 94
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HP Johnson, new controls, trail.
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1:31
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Sloop 'Zeerette' wins
Challenge Cup race
Boh Lippinfntt, uf the
Rivertim Yacht Club, 'piloted
his sloop "Zi'frettp" in victory
in the 10th anminl Oapp May
Chiillrngi' Cup oeean raeo
Sunday sptinsorpd jointly by
the Uci-sn City Yaehl Club and
thr Corinthian Ynehl Club nf
Cape May
Lippinciitt suilrri his yneht
nvrr thi" mild in on the
30niilr course from the Oeoan
City hell buoy to thr. Cape May
Inlet in five hours, 2fi tninut.is
and 19 s..eonds,
Thf "Zeerlette" rinished
WRII uhenri of the »>ciind hnal,
the sloop "Flini ". piloted by
Jack Wright, i.f thi- Stone
Harhot Yacht Club, which
covered thn distance in Hvn
hours, SH minuU-s and 29
seconds.
The "Qrundonn the largest
hnai in the field of t4 craft in
the- nj n, was third Skippered
hv Juc Orundy, of Lhe
Corinthian Yacht Club, the
"Grundoon" ran the coursp in
five hours, ,">2 miniitp* and 28
a'ennds
In fourth position was the
"Venturr", sailed by Ed Flood,
of Ciinnthian, which was
flocked in 9i hours, eight
minutes and 14 seconds
Following in fifth position was
the "Qyogi", sailed by Bob
Kurt?., also of Corinthian
The Bill James Memorial
Trophy for Class C boats was
won by Bob Holmes, of
Corinthian, in his "Delight",
which covered thr course in six
hours, two minutes and 57
seconds
Second in the Class C
competition was "Richard's
Riot", sailed by Harold Weiss,
Makes Dean'a List
Nancy S. Miller, of
Marmora, a sophomore at Ohio
Wesltyan University, obtained
a grade average in the 1969-70
spring term of better than 3.60
which placed her on the term
Dean's List at that insitution
of Corinthian. Its time was
6.03 21 hours The "Coleon"
with Jack Reynolds, of the
Islam) Heiahtji Yucht Club, at
the tiller. waj fourth in
6:1 ft !il Following in order
were the "Johuna", sailed hy
Jim Wysocki, Corinthian,
6 17.01. and the "(linger",
piloted by Ed Ijjtnpman. Little
EKB Harbor Yncht Cluh,
6-17,29
Light air and southwesterly
Jersey winds and calm sea
prevailed for the run Past
Commodore Jack LeFort, of
the Ocean City Yacht Club, is
chairman of the South Jersey
Ocean Racing Committee
whirh staged the event
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t:«ienjd Cupon Llinner
Holy Trinjly IpiKopnl.
Chureh is sponsoring mother
fatpmd ciipon dinner ftj, the
brniifit or their building fund
Thi' nffair will be held
Spptembrr 26 at 6:30 p m on
lhe Music Pier Mr «nd Mrs
Daniel Hughes are chairmen nd
LickvUi miiy be i)btairwd rrorii
lhe wnrdens, vestrymen nnd
frc?m the piiriah ijffiee
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WOND, 1400 KC, 11 a. OCEAN
— Strmtch
No flc tTl
MunicipaJly.ownMj buildings
aibadned flood insurance it
was revealed Thursday by D
Alton Stretch, Jr., insu,
aftnt for the city.
Stretch said he contacted
the Continental Centennial
Insurance, Co., parent firm
offering flood Insurance, and
WM told that no provisjons
were included in the recently
passed National Flood
Insurance Act for municlpaJly
owned property.
CITY SENTINELLEDGER VVEEKINO
EDITION
Where fo g0 and what
.- fe set thru Monday
-.»- amount of M.„,,„,,
both the beachfront and
Bayfront, "coverage should be
• must. The fsmler City
Commissioner said he intends
to contact Senators Harrison
A. Williams and Ciifford P
Wise to see what can be done
about amending the law
PD M u*if PieI < bmwdwalk,
and Beach Patrol buildings are
prime examples of city-owned
property in direct danger of
noodmg that are not eligible
for insurance, Stretch noted
. ,5' Bn City is the first city in
fun such flS th *» group of
»»,.„ w w n _ BurmHH
DPW overtime is cut back-
'Break' edict is re-enforced
Public Wnrk. rki SffiCiaSS nfR.1,1. haVe u... . .
fishermen's paradise——•—
Menhaden fleet plund ers school fish off O.C. beach
Id the
'"UNsts,
mi'nhatli
'hi-ir i,i>ts ••
OcirnniHn
Slon 1 on
Kill*"
miilti'f t>f which m more imp>
*'. Kd Cornmun ch.Hrgfd.
if Hollars ri-riMVcd frofti the o
Ihi- $50 piTmil fin. paid i(1 ,
nals in ci.mi- up in (HM wash
(he 'Wnnr
uv
,.. nxuuty av ftp fi'Ornny in
m* i nhydi. i n. uf bunki-r, boats thai havp
rtunl
tht'
« fish and t,-.rkli.
lh"
het.n
neitme fish m as c\>*±t> m 'ion IVM t< th,-
as
B m Benbon w ^ 1 ••"•
lermo, of 20 M,, •„,.,"„
Jersey to he eligib|e ....
he Federally subsidized
insurance. Rates of between 40
and 50 cents per jioo of
property value were announced
in April by George K
Bernstein, Federal Insurance
aaminutrator
. Insurance may be Ohtajned
in amounts up to 117,600 for
*' h
= ity structures
according to the value of the
more
structures. Insurance un
contenw up tB SS.OOO will
Stretch called leaving city
owned property out of the
^ from 50 to 60 cents per
Insurance Act "3 serious
51 00 of valuation.
oversight," Municipal property
Though not available at the here runs into the millions of
Present time another provision dollars.
130 000 for two and four
fam,Iy homes Bernstein said
rates will nnge from 40 to SO
«nu on the building,, with
aies proportionately
of the National Flood
Insurance Act includes
coverage for small businesses
Iwnium rates in this area also
will be graduated: 50 cents per
1100 for properties valued up
to $30,000 and increasing to
'U cents per fioo for
properties valued at $60,000 n-
The initial plan to create a
federally aiosidiied flood
Insurance fund wig started here
shortly al'ter the 1982 Atlantic
storm to aid private home
owners n in the event of another
such iSml disaster
Th dea received impetus in
continued on page 13
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only ,ttap,. flnd lh,n x-ai tt.:::,:r' hf
thdt th " »"«« wuld no. b, dr.nr'wuhou.
sign of
Back fe the Books
" !l " nn ' lhl f '" h -nd hen.-,- Ih.-rharg, that
'•'«-' i-ulud^hi,,,,,! and pa,ul)fr,sh
An i.ind-nt simiUf i,, ]hls nnilr,,d
••'••nd,nR mh,d..n boaU and was c | v e«^
Th. !H64 m.,i,np was called after reportt of
immm
Public Works Department crews are busy this week
restoring signs cautioning motorists to drive carefully in
local school areas. Here the workmen stencil $
"school sign on West av. near the primary
building. Councillor Photo.
^n/nsunends for students
with area schools opening
t If" J W ° if favoritism in thehanding
tightened conBderably the out of overtime jobs.
Some Of the men
practices of giving overtime The Sfsntinel article also
complained that William
«ssignmenu to "favorites" and stated that employees had
C?
have warned trajhmen to limit complained that Burman told
their coffee breaks to 10certain
Workers to "stop
minutes and not park more causing trouble" If they
than one track at a time in Winted to get good
front of the coffee shop,. assignments and overtime
Deputy Public Safety money, Burmnn denied any
Director VV. Scott Human said threats, and called the charge
Thursday that overtime totals ridiculous.
are considerably less than a The department's headt met
JW ago andSthe. Sentine!. with Public Works employees
Ledger has leaned that during the week and told them
department offielaJa are dome a directive controlling coffee
everything in their power to breaks posMd more than a year
cut back even more.
ago was to be enforced.
Public Works Commissioner Resident near coffee shops at
David L. Simpson said In a 1st it, and Asbury av,, and
rtory in an out-of-town IBth St. and Bay av., have
newspaper last weekend that a dompliined that two or three
recent Sentlnel-Ledger story truckf pu-k illegally at these
wai "incomplete and intersections on specified days
inaccurate," The story said of the week at 10 am, and
that some men had complained 2:30 p.m.
USAFR band concert
on Pier Saturday
1 ""?• a bulldozer operator
at the city dump, was able to
make more money by working
late. By law Caniiarro ii
^ U1 7 d The »nu.,,,, ,.f ...... ..... , . ^ ^
,^ cover all trash at
the landfill project before
calling it a day. The men claim
he should work a regular eight
hour day coming in three hours
later while the first loads of
trash are being picked up and ?SE»=WiTi?.
there is no filling to do
Burman said his
department's overtime is down
irom a high of $24,761 11 for Landmark to go
la months in 1969 to
•11.283.30 for the fir^eigh"
months of 1970,
The Deputy Commissioner
said the greatest reduction is in Breakers is doomed
tne trash collection area due to
cutting out Saturday
collections,
Burman listed four average to demolition ball;
trash collection men and gave
the corresponding overtime
figures for both years. Howard
Jackson went from $307 79 New hi-rise planned
last year to $23,04 in 1970
David Jefferson $410,56 to' The Break en Hotel, s
W»-B8iWIIIJonM.|«6.«to landmark on the boardwalk
M4.66; and James King, hefe for more than half a
continued on page 12
century, will be torn down in
October to make Way for a
new modern apartment
One of the oldest and mat
SENTINEL-LEDGER building. Building Inspector
Diiniel F Connor said this
renowned bands in the United
fatal prati run Tuesday 0fi.
States Air Foree, the Air Force
and Friday last wMfc Connor iaid the ground will
Reserve Command Band, will
. pit-sent a concert on the Music
be used as a parking lot next
21,700
Pier Saturday evening at 8 p.m.
UETV
During the past year the
band has travelled more than
100,000 miles filling nearly
000 engagement* in 30 ttatei,
Included in their travels U their
appearance in Ocean City
earlier thi« year for the
Memorial Day parade and
commemorative certmoniM.
Recent tours have taken the
band throughout South
America and the Orient, as well
at Puerto Rico and the Virgin
Inlands.
Versatility and quality an
the keynotes of the many line
musicians in lhe band.
Concert* pmentod feature all
typM of music with all
interest* and aft |
entertained by thu..
nil Air Force rwwsrye
Command Bind" WM awarded
With The season of sun. lun and pla> is rapidly
drawing tu a close, much to the unhappiness of
many, particularly thf school children
Sighs and groans of Belling back to thf
routine will (u up in this urea slurtinp Tuesday
when mosi of thp •xhtnAi will opi-n fur the
yt-ar Thi fmai opcninc will bf
nnday, Sfpti-mbiT !4
OCEAN TITV HIGH SCHOOL student* will
„ t back to cLasi.i's Martini: Tuoiduy when thf
frpshmi-n will report ai ,i 'HI j m They will go
to the eat'HtTia when ihc> Will br> tf'sti-d and
followinn lunch lhf> will run throujjh their
Wednesday schedule Ali clas,"!
convalescent home has
expressed interested in the
pound.
Federal Housing
Administration financing has
been approved- for a 10-story
high rise apartment building to
be lodited at 3rd «t. and
Atlantic av, Connor said
construction of the building
which has been in the planning
«•*** °»"»»tnictl wuiisirucuon
stafes for several years, it set to
to begin in 1972. Plans begin thU winter.
Wmathtr
for any new structure must
include adequate ofNtreet
Mortly sunny and warm
parking, Connor «id.
today with high
The hotel located at 228
temperature. In the low
Boardwalk hs* been a popular
SO'., IT,, weekend, sunny
vacation hotel for yean, but
«nd pleafant with no
recently hat fallen into
forecut of ahowetm, Vno
disrepair both iniide and
Weather Butcau, S. outside, Connor Hid 12 motel
unite adjacent to the hotel on
Corinthian av, will remain, at
Tides
leajt for the time being,
Connor also uid a permit
h«9 been i»med to tear down
the Old PowellVanQilder
bumber yard »t 13th it, and
Weit a¥. Ttie ihedi are slated
for demolition sometime thin
fill. A dilapidated office
building used in
Capt. Edward
Bridgei, ,
Commandtr and
1 !. will rcpon at
8:15 a,m on Wcdno.sd.-i> lo iht'ir homerooms
and cafi'kTiii sen ice will hi available
Homfryiim a^ijjnmfni^ ari 1 mmm
s 2s
pnntfd elM-wherf
in this cditioi] of the Scntim-I-Ledi.'"
OCEAN CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
studenli, both tin- Primars and the
Intermediate will r.-puri fur classes Wednpsday
at 9 a m for a lull ija> \ sowitin Cafi'tena
uprvicp will open lh. sami' day
ST AUGUSTINE'S SCHOOL pupils wiil
report on Tuesday a! 8 40 am for a full day
Bus schedules for all Oeoan City student!,,
both public and parochial, hi(rti school and
elementary school, also un printpd m this
fdihon of thf SentinplLfdpfr
HOLY SPIRIT HIGH SCHOOL will open
Tuesday at 8 20 am for frfshmen only An
""«" gyer noppgnetf to ,?
Ordinance 1071 in limbo
un,,,i What ever „„. ihappened
to
ordinance 1071? Thais what
j where ordinance 1072
"hot potato" ordinance that
was introduced for first
reporters were asking at
reading.
made it iUegal for sis or mar*
Wednesday's City Commission
people to congrejau if «bqr
Ordinance 1071 wai th*
ire Wearing g»rb that OQUld
conceal weapon*.
The ordinance wa* writton
after a fight •rupted on th*
boardwalk in midJury brtwa*M
young people and peUM, tb*
Sentinel out next Thursday ordtatoM WM introdand ai *';
(pMial mettins late OM Mtfb^
'iWs I his is ii thi the final final Pridav Friday TUBKI.U ,»j B.:J ,
edition of The Sentinel-Ledger
Tuesday and Friday issues
•ftenioon In irih;, fcol|| '-*''
more widfsprrnd
for the 1970 summer teasen.
end thiWedn«d«y,
word of the content! rf i
advertising volume well above Wedneaday noon wUl be the new law reached Iha •
Beginning next week, The the previoui season
deadhne for ali new, tnd
Sentinel-Ledger will return to
its THURSDAY At the peak of the season,
dwptay adiFertWrig copy for the
m ofindipMtioowtal
PUBLICATION DATS. The ientinel-Ledger printed
Thiinday inue
Oty HaU,
The OmusWoMati
There wffl be no taue of The
10,100 copies for Tueaday If you will i«.t U1 know two to table UM> Mttb
Sentinel-Ledger on Tuesday. dktribution ud 11,600 copies
further rtady"