Jun 1955 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
Jun 1955 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
Jun 1955 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
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m —SECTION FOUR<br />
fHi<br />
V?<br />
ins Approved<br />
Road Work<br />
r p Township Appoints<br />
f I Traffic Officer<br />
resolution approv<br />
: T V Jng the specifications for the Im-<br />
provement <strong>of</strong> Perry Koad In Peteri-<br />
twre w»s passed by members <strong>of</strong> the<br />
• tTpP*r Township Committee; meeting<br />
here Monday evening. This approval<br />
t» subject to confirmation by the<br />
New Jersey State Highway Depart-<br />
ment-<br />
~.,"Cbarle» Webb <strong>of</strong> Petersburg was<br />
iwom In as special <strong>of</strong>ficer and will<br />
' tike charge <strong>of</strong> directing traffic to en<br />
(Kt churchgoers In Tuckahoe to<br />
jrn»» the highway In safety to at<br />
tend the «BurcheiTWebl>~w11l begin<br />
fill duties next Sunday.<br />
A property owner In Stralhmcrc<br />
TO PREVENT APOPLEXY<br />
LOWER BLOOD PRESSURE<br />
By Dr. J. L. Herbert<br />
Apoplexy Is commonly known<br />
as paralytic stroke. Ninety per<br />
cent <strong>of</strong> strokes are associated with<br />
Ugh blood pressure. Apoplexy Is<br />
brought about by the rupture <strong>of</strong><br />
diseased arteries <strong>of</strong> the brain<br />
•from too high blood pressure.<br />
Apoplexy is a very serious condl-<br />
Una. If the condition does not<br />
result fatally it usually leaves one<br />
side <strong>of</strong> the body paralyzed.<br />
There are small nerves leading<br />
to all the blood vessels which<br />
control the flow <strong>of</strong> blood and also<br />
.regulate the pressure. It is<br />
fthrough this mechanism that Chir-<br />
opractic adjustment!! reach the<br />
[cause <strong>of</strong> high Wood pressure and<br />
Mother conditions <strong>of</strong> the blood ves-<br />
sels and circulation. By normaliz-<br />
ing the blood pressure now you<br />
•trill aveH the possibility <strong>of</strong> a<br />
stroke In the future.<br />
(This Is one <strong>of</strong> a series <strong>of</strong> Chir-<br />
opractic educational advertise-<br />
ments appearing in this paper<br />
each Thursday through the<br />
courtesy <strong>of</strong> the chiropractors<br />
<strong>of</strong> Fleasantville. N. J.)<br />
requested the township committee to<br />
Improve 10O additional feet <strong>of</strong> Bay-<br />
view dr. In Strathmcre, which now<br />
stops at Prestcott rd. He was in-<br />
formed that the responsibility for<br />
filling in the road to tiring It up to<br />
grade la the developer's, and then<br />
the township will gravel the road.<br />
A letter from the Mosquito Exter-<br />
mination Commission <strong>of</strong> Cape May<br />
County regarding the water hole<br />
caused by the access road /ORIGINALS<br />
Dramatic New Black Velvet Finish<br />
Wrought Iron Dinettes<br />
Fashioned to Add a Continental Flair M<br />
Your Home<br />
nznn<br />
$<br />
Table and 4 Chair<br />
Cholc <strong>of</strong><br />
fxquhl't New Contlntntal Color.<br />
CUVE PINK, SILVEICREY. MMZE VEUOW<br />
COMI. .. CHOOII YOURS TODAYI<br />
• Fashionable Sleek-<strong>Line</strong>d Continental<br />
Design<br />
• Delightful New Lido Plastic Pattern «n<br />
Table Top and Matching Plastic<br />
Chair Upholrtery<br />
• Chair* Are Upholstered with WMEX<br />
the Miracle Upholstery Material.<br />
Exclusive Bonding Process PrettcM<br />
Pattern Permanently Against W«fl»<br />
• Poit<strong>of</strong>o-built, Form-Fit, Non-MartlW<br />
Chair Backs ,<br />
We Smart Set for your DMaa Hw>m, lM*T.<br />
Dining Area, DlneH; Potto or Klm**> ,<br />
9:30 A. At to 5:30 P. M. -r Fridays and Saturdays 9:30 A.<br />
Moving Shoreward?<br />
It sure ysv notify our <strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong><br />
wr change <strong>of</strong> addrtit a week in<br />
i you won't mlsi a tin<br />
gf <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> news<br />
Printed and Published in America's Groo/ttr Family Resoil<br />
HthYEAR — No. 8 OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER<br />
Week-End Weathir<br />
Thurtdiy, OCCIIIWHI Mln I<br />
Frldiy, partly chwdir, MnNn<br />
Siturdty, B*n«r<br />
Joseph Tliomas Kenned><br />
Alice Lorraine Koch<br />
Hans .luriMi Knlli<br />
Sill\ llidiii.l! I ind<br />
Lois l.lovd<br />
l^ooi'tie <strong>On</strong>in l.inlei'. Jr<br />
^onia Azin LdiiL'cnet kei<br />
AnMelina Lonf^o<br />
Mary Carolyn Loper<br />
llilmar Hieliard Louis<br />
Marilyn Ann Lussiio<br />
Kileen Delores MacKain<br />
Charles Hieliard McDiiwell<br />
Walter Tredwin Messick<br />
Clara Mae Mevei<br />
lieor^e Kveretl Morse. Jr<br />
Hiihcil Scott Mm tun<br />
Judith Cecelia N'eweoml)<br />
Joseph William Newsomo<br />
(.'alherjite Anne Overs<br />
Milton Curtis Parker. Jr<br />
lldwina Taiila Piriauu<br />
linlnli Paul Plait<br />
t II \ Itt Ptuwu.<br />
Joan Marie Reed<br />
Alhnila Edna liobiuelte<br />
I>olores Kathrvn Konis<br />
Handle Crater Rosenbei'uer<br />
Joseph William Hull<br />
I illuui M n Satlji<br />
Phaon tlarr Schap[>e]]<br />
.\iinr-y Claire Scheldt<br />
A ml re Paul Sihollei<br />
. Kdward Plliliji Seolt<br />
Harbaia Jean Seilll<br />
Mary Ellen Slurp<br />
Raymond I.eroy Sharp. ,l|-<br />
Mnry Leah Shropshire<br />
RosL' Marie Someis<br />
Carol Florence Soov<br />
Hieliard Conrad Stnuilimulk<br />
Janet Loretta f!;<br />
Il v chard Josrr'i Vinnacointx<br />
J ie Carni .* Voss<br />
Joan Rlijiibctli Waldis<br />
Shar:in Uernieo Walker<br />
Itohert Hieliard Webei<br />
Frank Hovee Wickes<br />
DoriifFica Janice Wietelltlial<br />
Jean Ann Carol U'ildi.<br />
F'atricia Joan Winner<br />
W ilium Otis Win/ II<br />
Dokires Ann Workman<br />
P in m i I him W IU.MII*.<br />
I hum is 11\ Wrif,Mns<br />
Stum ind<br />
M-imjnt r tin<br />
(h piirtmi nt<br />
Tht local party was about IS<br />
minute* tt sea <strong>of</strong>f the Langport<br />
rock pile when they taw the burn-<br />
ing boat. Another five minutes and<br />
they were alongside the doomed<br />
craft and. despite the ever-present<br />
danger <strong>of</strong> exploding oas tankt,<br />
took the Injured men to safety.<br />
"Dwelling pieces and sleeping or<br />
living accommodations more com-<br />
monly known >s motor courts end<br />
tourist cottages are prohlbtfed."<br />
1 he brojd question <strong>of</strong> wherelf*i"n <strong>of</strong> a laicc motel project in an No 77*. which was adopted by the<br />
. . . . . , , • , - , a'l' •• «••» onllnanc«<br />
flih on tin bun SOIW.IV nut ,.1 L,,, HT , i t 6 V f *" OV * r '"* •'"• whlth gSV#rn<br />
sti.inun, l|i>ik hiu mil i ipt "ano down Inlirsday bj i construction and operation <strong>of</strong> pub-<br />
rilumiv Ii inkinfultl u.is skip|nr Superior CoUl t Judge Vincent I He lodging houses Many such laws<br />
Aboaul MHO Pi ink sttilmjii Linn'S Haneman, in Atlantic CltV rmt " '* ""••'•' •partmmt houses<br />
Willnm I. Fir(.usiin i In ()i i m < il\ which h,is in ordl * nd hotel epartments. but net mo-<br />
Oit in till piillli ^uiHi on tllL- buok-i prolllbltlii). M '<br />
,.noUls illowhil-thou,:!, b, .. Ihf ,l|UM Ilmi.Inln , m t a „,„, ,„<br />
'.».h.t' n lr;.r1,:;urm, i : i , i n r^L i r^ "j^i^jr^<br />
w> uithm tht. nt\ limits<br />
I A nmli.I is i hull] undii till.- liu<br />
I iKuitllni. Hi JuilLf Illiumjn who<br />
•-o mini ihinn^ his dismiss il <strong>of</strong> i<br />
suit flkd in ,i tricup uf Mm'iii<br />
Ihuu^h ill siKiiiitid mi>tu>> mtiv ho<br />
diLmrd hottK *<br />
lli> jlso ni.iKil th.it u hi ii tin '<br />
Mjr^jlt. uldmani.1. \wis udupUd in i<br />
11)1« molils nnc unhi ird «f i<br />
Another section <strong>of</strong> the same<br />
I amendment provides that "no build.<br />
i inji to be constructed for the pur-<br />
I pose <strong>of</strong> containing! a permitted use<br />
or pel milted uses for residential<br />
dwelling, slccpinii or living aecom<br />
modations shall contain less than 600<br />
square feet <strong>of</strong> floor space for each<br />
famlli mm" ixilushc <strong>of</strong> pnuli or<br />
cmiiffc space.<br />
J Al Hit 1 mm IIIL binnn))' btiit tlir<br />
Mini o»nf Oinii C iti -> snl>-pos.t<br />
tillins mil lit tipinid tomoiioii ind<br />
i tin si mnd on full I Tiislni islu f<br />
in Ad mi- inin.ii.iL.il iiusiuik | Zoners Turn Down<br />
•tJ'i.i^r.hr'n^^'on ,.: Realty Office Plea<br />
liiiiitliulk mil bt m lilt ai,iihbli' to<br />
. nijiiifioiil pjtions buMiinitiL' to<br />
ImuiiiHv .mil thi> 14|h si subslitiun<br />
.mil opt n fur business tin lust oi<br />
'ni\t iniinlb<br />
The city <strong>of</strong>lieial.s /He still awnititiu<br />
j st itl appioiil <strong>of</strong> i sll|>pliniLntil<br />
pioj.et to aliMirb IIIL $ 11 mm dLffn<br />
i ciU'o between Ule contract price and<br />
| the $40,000 appropriated by the cit><br />
and the state for the program<br />
| Tile laic approval uf the contract<br />
price by the si me has set the work<br />
.schedule book, with (lit- result lh.il<br />
the project will extend well into<br />
July before completion, the mayiu<br />
said<br />
The <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Hoard <strong>of</strong> Zonini'<br />
Adjustment reported to the rity<br />
commissioner's Friday the rejection<br />
<strong>of</strong> an appeal <strong>of</strong> Arthur S. and Flm<br />
encc. II. Brooks to establish a real<br />
Mnvoi |.d«JHl II DoKku n portid I LstJ l'- 1 m ' have arrived<br />
I TL.<br />
Jl 33 ° Wcsl< ">' av<br />
fr ire Mr and MM ROJ<br />
1 »«uck, formerly <strong>of</strong> lion<br />
j£J. and their daughter and<br />
Mr and Mrs Leslie<br />
' <strong>of</strong> Baltimore, Md<br />
•two couples arc partners<br />
1 ,p»nagcmcnt <strong>of</strong> a guest<br />
recently purchased<br />
^xtensively renovated<br />
"~> were frcquqnt sum<br />
s here before they<br />
to move here pernin<br />
"Dog Days" will begin in <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
Cily nexl Wednesday. <strong>Jun</strong>e 15.<br />
tinder proclamation <strong>of</strong> Mayor Ed<br />
word D. Bowker. dogs running, at<br />
inrijc after that dote, cither with or<br />
without henses will be fair game<br />
foi tht dn« calUier<br />
The prohibition on dogs at large<br />
11 placed in effeit .innualh during<br />
the warm summer months as n pri.<br />
cjution agonist rabies<br />
<strong>City</strong> ito|i tonlrol duties are han<br />
died by the Atlnntic Cnunly SPCA<br />
which perlodicolly wa^cs war on<br />
straj anlmils The SPCA maintains<br />
a pound in Atlantic <strong>City</strong>, where cap<br />
Hired dogs aie ktpt until either de<br />
stroyed or placed hi a good home<br />
Mayor Bowker's proclamation h<br />
sued lhl« w*ek follows:<br />
Whereas, dogs running at large<br />
either licensed or unlicensed,' In the<br />
<strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> constitute a<br />
nuisance and a health menace,<br />
'I. Kdward H, Bowker, mayor <strong>of</strong><br />
the <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, do herehj<br />
declare lh