Summer of 1967
Volume 13
Edition 1
Issue Highlights
Jo-Mar was a unique gift shop where you could purchase a wide selection of natural drift wood, whether it’s decorated or hand-carved.
The new Ocean Lanes was the newest, most modern bowling alley on the shore that was fully air-conditioned, had a snack bar and acres of free parking.
Janet’s Beauty Salon was Ocean City’s beauty and fashion style setter for 18 years. It was known for its chic and restful atmosphere.
At Fenwick Esso you could pay only 25 cents for a six-minute car wash with a wax-like finish
The Boardwalk Artist Colony had glass blowers perform their art daily and could create customized pieces with your own particular design and color.
The summer of 1967 saw various plans for construction suggested. A new convention hall, a second bridge across Assawoman Bay, and a new sewer and water system were in the making.
The well-known amusement park, Jolly Roger, offered free admission and parking.
After plenty of debate from different opinions, Sunday drinking became legal.