Jun 1955 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

tA.
Owners
Are Enthusiastic
Stairs Join In St Seashore Outing
CsflNnutd from f>*9* 1
wijtjn the club ipeets in
September to nqme the locale of
next year's Mashorcr run.
1 "1sS»i iMvt a wonderful town here,'
Mrsbiltoddb MM, "Tho people arc as
nlCeH> >JafMy
trains, i
The ijtujor changes affeotine Ocean
City were.
ratminatlon of a daily—except SuqdBy-HCaiiHlen-Haddonfleld
train apd
provide suTjciUUite service to Ocean
City by conptcttons at Hflddohfleld
w)lh a tr»tn from J"htl»de)pJ)l* to Atlantic
City. At present, tile cpnnection
is made wfth a New York-Atlanllc
City traip
Eliminate a 4 36 p m, Cfllpdcn-
Ocean City train and a 7:07 a m.
Ocean Cltjr Carad*n train and
merge Ui*p> wtth pth#r trains having
the caine depgrtijre times and
providing connections at Tuckaihoe
Ttte PUC alto allowed disconliniiancc
on Sundsys and holidays of a
d^illy train tio )^f^woodt fUscontfnued
a Monday morning train from
Cape May County points to Philadelphia,
disDontinued a Friday evening
train from Gape May Coutfty
points to Comden, and elunlnated a
Sundjiy and holiday morning train
from Camden to Cape May County
points and a shniler evening train
in the opposite direction.
Many a nian who claims to be ai
honest as the day Is lopg would obect
to have a searchlight turned on
hb nlt'lrt record
last fWm tli* to
Open for Holiday Rush
Conrlnyad from page 1
New Jenvy avathor* area^ Includ-
}nf 4»bvry park, Atlantic City
and Wildwood.
Ing study
measure the
d 2
School Physician
Named at
Chairman Orrie de Nooycr, of the
New Jersey Highway Authority, said
The AfiiW J#raey Public Ullllly
all effo^B are..bch>g made to com-
Commission last vreek Approved (Msplete the northermost stretch of tho
contjnutnee fit tjjrfei Pfnnsyiwto- dual-roadway route before the holi-
Reading Seashore Line Iralns eery-" day week-endi starts. However, he
Ing Ocean City during the summer. added, It may be necessary to continue
work
TJie 'thrpe iloeal tr#Hs were
amonc seven In all §puth Jersey
points vvhloh were dlswntinued. The
company wk*d their suspension because
of a lack of patronage
At th» *am* HIM, th» IWUC rulad
1 Dr Noraian s
was appointed
Board of Ed
on fringe construction In
that section even after the- opening
July 1.
The Highway Authority Has plans
for. an eytenvion of the Parkway
from its legislated terminus at Route
17 to the New Jersey-New York
State line at. Montvale, whole It
would connect wilt) a projected j
Thruway branch. A traffic engineer
LOST
5c«r*b Br«c«lft, TIM*. Nit*
Valued for SanHmtntaJ •e«ieni.
REWARD
1411 Plaitur* Avanua
FOR SALE or RENT
AttracHve New
BUNGMOW5
Off Heat
West Avenue
OCCAN CIPE ,
Bttwtan 4*th and 50fh St.
Larg* Ll»)ng Ro»m, Cembinatlen
Kltchan and DlnaH*. Near beach.
Convenient to train.
^450
A full pit orchestra will be utilzetl
for the musical shows. Each of
{the plays will feature a well known
Woman Passenger name" star, with Brian Donlcvy
J p. m. to 4 p. in. I'lay golf at
and Edward Everett Horton two of
Splash Inn Golf Course. 13lh and Jjirvtin persons were injured in two the others who have been signed.
Boardwalk; tioldcn Giillcon Golf traffic crashes at Wildwood .Saturday Additional Improvements have
Course, lllh and Boardwalk; Wcllcrs and Sunday, police thcrj? reported. been made to the theatre and |ts
Golf Courses, Oth and Boardwalk and Mrs, Theodore Montrelia, 49, ofparkins
facilities far this seosop. The
nth and Boardwalk.
Phil Lido I phi a, required 40 stitches for building is air cooled and Inchjides
2 p. m. to 4 |j. m. Visit Gllllam's cuts of the head, jjtw find left arm two counters for light refreshments.
Fun Deck. Plymouth Placu .uid at tho Burdettc Tvtrilin Memo fin!
Boardwalk. Ride on boats at Chris', Hospital as Hie result of one Acci- Gateway Producer Owlght,to r«»i)tli_aii(i
..Falun. Visit Flanders puul. dent
Idant #f Ocean City, H»ntO]i> jpa«t
Tuesday, June 26—"
She was a passenger iii~thc car winter *t *o-produc»r at the Rl|t-
Early Risers—Hide bicycles, Ortlis, driven by. Mary Mi>ntoJ]a, 20, which more Playhsuu In Miami, f l».
4th and Atlantir av. Ride bicycles. collided with an auto operated by
Holiday, 12th and Ocean av. Walter W. Turner, 3B, of Avalon, at He lias his first brush with acting
10:30 a. m. to 12:30 JI. m. Open the intersection of Hudson and Newas
an extra In western movies H
House at City Hall, Tour Police a;id Jrsey a vs.
Fire Departtiicnta. Sec .how many dif- The woman driver was also treatferent
people it takes to run a city ed at the hospital for cuts and
whose population swells from B.000 brinies. Mrs. Turner and Miss Julia
to 100,000 every summer.
Scvcrcse. passenger^ in thfc Turner
1 p. m. to 4 p. m. Ploy golf. unto, were treated at the office of a
2 p. m. to 4 p. m. Visit Gilliam's
Fun Deck, l'lymouth Place and
Boardwalk. Ride on boats at Chris' Three iperions (wore Injured
9fch and Paten. Visit Flanders pool. early |Sunday imorning wtitn a car
Wednesday, June 29
driven |by Robart Smith, 03, of
Movies at Moorlyn. Strand and Village
Theatres.
11 a. m. to 4 p. rn; piny skcc.Rail
at 12th st. playground on IJoardwalk.
1 p. m. to 4 p. m. Play Rolf.
i p m to 4 p in Visit Gilliam's
Fun Week. Plymouth Place and
Boardwalk. Ulde on boats at Chris',
9th and Palen. Visit Flanders pool
ThuruJ'y. June 30—
I-ast usit to the Uoard\valk and
Asbury av. stores. Quick dip in ocean
or Flanders Hotel pool. Park up and
then talk Mom and pop into staying
another week, unpack, and have onother
(,'lorious week of fiin.
r hl|e
attending the University Of California.
The theatre has been his fulltime
profession for nine years, iind
he was the originator of the Gateway
shows four summers ago . in
what once was a plush supper club-
Prior tu that he produced three off-
^Oroadway shows In New York and
spent the summer of 1950 at the
Cape May "Playhouse.
Clermont, ja Coast Guardsman, ran You'll find little fun In medicine,
Into Ithe rear of a /stalled truck at but there' 1 Will Flnancf. l«tily for
Immediate Occuiuncy.
Price Includef S.cr«tnf, Aluminum
Blind* and Ilectrlc Ring*.
ROBERT W.
MARTINDALE
4122 BALTIMORE AVE.
frHILA. 49, PA,
; a good deal of medicine
1
Spruce and Virginia i
in fun.
Smith. Glnri i Von Ahncm. 31, und
Rudolph Von Ahnrm, 3.2, both of
South bcfrwllc, were trc.itcd for In
lurics at Mercy flospiLil in SUJ l^lt
Paul It Buckley, 48. of Cape May,
((liver uf thg van-type truck, wd\ i-.
sued a surrnnom> foi fulling to notify
pnhic of his disabled vehicle while
Smith \wi*» tniirficd with tjrok"ji
driving
Classified Ads Bring Quick Resulli
C. ti. SHOCMAKW
FOR SALE
BEACH FRONT TRACT
45th and Centra) Avenue
250 FOOT FRONTAGI
(WILL DIVIDE)
AVAILABLE FOR
12 MODERN APARTMINfi
Act Now — Good Beachfront kot$ are Scarce
E. R. FRENCH
1 Atlantic Avenue Phone 0908
ESTATE of CLINTON L. BRECKLEY, DECEASE]
Notice of Sale to Settle Estate
OFFERS TO PURCHASE: ^ *
(1) Lqnd a^d Premises known as
924-926,Asbury Avenue,
, , " - Ckapn Qly, NS^ Jersey | J
and or
(2) Paint Supplies and Painting
Equipment located in said
Premises
will be received and considered if submitted in wrillnj
on or prior to July 8, 1955.
Separate or Combined Offers en the above items
may be submitted.
Any and all offer* are subject to acceptance
in writing by the Siller,
Inspection may be made at the Premiiit.
Title is Clear and Marketable; Settlement may be ro»*
•s promptly as desired. Submit written offers to:
JOHN E. BOSWELL, Attorney,
Room 512,
801 Asbury Avenue,
Ocean City, New Jersey.
To fnsiure Uninterrupted Delivery of Your
SENTINEL-LEDGER
Plea Notify This Office of Your
CHANGE of ADDRESS
ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE
« poifcqrd or mail form today.
Starting deliver my Sentinet-lsdg»
r«
ftm
/-.*; ':•'••;• •"•S^miW/.T^W^l^mMsB
(Future Address)
(Present Address)
OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Y. JUNE 31,
Farmers
[Vote Quotas
heat Referendum
jted June 25
ly GEORGE W. MIN6IN
Agricultural Agent
Mjy Cuiinty formers will vote
• quota refcrcmlum on
j5i ASiURV avi.
3CIAN CITY, N.J,
mm.
mi ofTwt on wheat markeUng mi
lion and Conservation CommlUee'
Hilrd sf ithtm
chairman
ivoU «BS*
of
fa, iU
P»rt«iid|H
Mr etn,-W Mi%. '- 1 " »
In any case, support win be avaUable
only to farmers who sUy with;
in their wheat tcresjo allotmenu
^s/tffiSot»a
Mr. MfPhorson fays that polls will
uilding, cape May County Court
A wheat producer who will bg ab.
sent from Ihe county in which ho ta
cllaible to vote may cast an absentee
ballot. Ballots can be obtained from
any convenient ASC offlco before the
referendum. The absentee must sljn
the ballot and send it in a sealed
envelope to the ASC offlce In the
county in which he L, clinihle lu
Return to Phila.
Mr, and Mrs, Pred A. Cady Jr
\l v .f Mturnod to their home in
'hilodelphto after spending several
days in Ocean City,
Your A&P Super Market at
300 Eighth
Street
Ocean City
IS NOW
OPEN
MONDAY
• • • • • . • . a n d •• ' '• '.••'-••
TUESDAY
as well as '
THURSDAY and
FRIDAY NIGHTS
Until P.M.
ie Following A&P Shore
Markets Are Open Late
MONDAY, TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
NIGHTS , , • v
36 South Main Street, PleasantvJlle
6604 Ventnor Avenue, Yentnor
1100 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City
Manor Shopping Center, Mo Grande
134 East WHdwootJ Avenue, Wildwood
638 Washington Street Cape May
Misguided Missiles
THE OCEAM CITY
-Oxw. tatwi Ah nmi wall kbwm Un »i Hi ».•
Safety Equipment Listed For
Owners of Outboard Boats
This year, for the fust Unit, the
Coast Guard Auxiliary extends its
progrim of "eourtesy examinations"
to Include outboard craft. Mindful
of this fact, the Evlnrudt Boating
Foundation has eompUtd a list of
required and recommended equip*
ment for skippers of ou (boards usrt
on fediralljr deiifnited navigable
bodies of water.
For the past eight yeirt, the
"courtesy examination" program for
fn boards has been a prUnary function
of the Coist Guard Auxiliary
Untftr th« Csait Suird't clutlflcatlsn
sf motor ibsatt, ouHxurd
criftJ*n Into two ttntnl utt«sr.
let, Tht flrtf It Claii "A," beir>
Itli thin U tttf In knoth. Tfif
••tond 4t Clan "I," bftitt ntn
thin It f«r In ItujHi.
The Auxiliary's requlrenunte prip
to Issuance of a deeal (or Class "A
craft are! One lifeflavlng device fo
each person aboard, in the form o
life-preservers, buoyant cushions
buoyant vests or ring buoys wlilel
bear either a Coast Guard tag 0
stamp of approval (these are sole
by most marine dealers)! a combination
light mounted forward in the
boat showing red to port and green
to starboard and visible for one mile
from right ahead to two poults
abaft the beam and a white light aft,
showing all around the horizon, ito
ib)e for two miles.
For the CGA decal, outboard boats
In Class "1" requuie the same equip,
ment as those In Class "A" with the
addition of a whittle or horn, hand,
moutli or power operated, capable of
producing a blast of at leaM two
seconds duration, which can be
heard a distance of an least onehalf
mile, and a portable fin extinguisher.
In addition, in order to
qualify for the deeal, both classes
of outboard craft must haw at least
two easily accessible distress flares,
one paddle or oar, an anchor wiLh
adequate line, and a pump or ball,
ing device,
UnrfM- tfie law * Ihorn er JMhiiM*
ta Mulrtd nbsard * ICiait "1" outbo.'bd.
Ltially, • Mr* «Hnauiai»r
(1 nsf raquiftd If Mi* trrtt 11 «nlidertd
of "op«n" csnitructlsn.
ine Near
on Gl
World War n veterans training under
the original OI BiH wen reminded
today by Joseph F, QUern,
manager of the Veterans Administration
regional office, that July 25,
1956, marks Ihe end of the program
for ail but a handful of them.
Even though a veteran may still
have unused OI training entitlement
at that time, or even though be may
be in the middle erf a course, his
GI training payments wUl cone to an
end on July 29,
Mr. OBero idviitd World W«r U
GI trainees to keep the deadline In
mind, In working out puns far the
remainder of their training pro-
llii smaH group of vetenlu ex.
empt frooi the July 15 deadline, «r#
those was enlisted or re^enlisted under
the Armed Forces Voluntary Recrultment
Act, between October 6,
i»4^ and fctt*er i. IMi. Thews vet.
•rang have nine years from toe end
of their entitlement or re-enlistment
to wind up their 61 training.
The 1956 desdline applies only to
World War n trainees, Mr. OUern
emphasized. Veterans training under
the Korean (A BUI must complete
ihelr tnunlng by faun SI, IMS,
or eight tern ilwr dlochirse, hfc
Hsw»»»r, 1h* ttindardi Ml by Hie
CMif iGoard Avxlllary lit • tlNti
nwed th. ifrict inftrRrettlton ef
tht law. ,
MirpughDul the country, Ths fx.
aminalions are made at the reqiiesl
of the boat.owner to acquaint him
with the necessity of maintaining a
safe, seaworthy craft,
Owiiers found short of legal re
qulremenU are not reported. In.
stead, the examining Auxiliary offi
cor gives the bMt