Jun 1955 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
HOH. THREE
Patsalc Zoning Board Named
.Now Ready in Dennis Township Parkway Offers
i The Gtrden Stile Puiway bridge A flveaun' Board of Zoning Ad
' over the P»iMlc River was open- iuatpjent was appointed In Dennis
ed In Ume for Memorial Day weak-
Township last week to hear appeals Tourist Guide
under the township's recently enact-
•nd twBto to extend the northern ed Interim zoning ordinance.
terminus «f the new scenic route
Interest Points in
Named by Township Mayor Rollen
Into Bergen County.
B. Mason Were Charles E, Poster, State' Illustrated
' Opening of the ljMXMoot bridge, South Seavllle; Rudd Kolirich. El-
Urg«*t on the Parkway north of dorn; Lester Gennanio, Belleplaln;
A new edition of the Garden State.
th» BariUn River, now permits mo-
Parkway's Ulustrajed guide to points
Willlnm H. Roeap, Ocean View, and of interest »long the New Jersey
torbts to use the 'Route V inter- Leo Novasack, South Dennis.
thantfe Id Eut Piterson (Bergen The members will; organite and
..l&lnlyk far the Ant time. It extends elect at a meeting with the town-
; the travelling distance on the Ftrfc- ship planning board on Monday,
,«ny to MQ mile* between But pot-June
jo.
'•IWO, and «he southern terminus
•near CtpeJUy City;
Chmlfted Ad* Bring Quick ftnult*
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scenic route was Issued today.
Following the same design as the
original edition, the new Guide includes
adltlonal points of Interest
along the parkway and more information
about how to reach the
"Pleasure W*y of the Jersey Coast"
from New York City, Philadelphia
and other areas.
Copies of the new guide are avail
eble in bulk for schools, hhytrie;
and historical groups), which reSjues
tod the original folder in considerable
number. Individuals can also
secure coplei by writing the Public
Relations Office. Garden State Parkway,
12 Broad Street. Red Bank. A
r.elf-eddresed, stomped envelope Is
recommended.
More than TO points of Interest
along the lOS-mlle Parkway route
art detailed In the four-page folder.
The points Include historical Rites,
famous resorts, State parks and forests,
museums, sporting and theatrical
spots, and military Installations.
The folder contains the Garden
State Parkway toll schedule and
other information about the new
ictnie supertUghway, whjeh : ,7 ,ir T
group of members on the cast const, of the United «MAM
especially Congressman Fogarty, of
Radar Now in Service to Check
nhode Island, collaborated In nn ef-
Weather Bill fort to Increase the funds, with the for the
result that the Committee on Appro- finance an Inc
Behaviour of Parkway Drivers
priations accepted u proposed In- communications,
Radar has been added to the Gar- 014-month period since then, more Support Asked crease of $2,250,000, especially oar novations and
marked for this purpose. The total
den State Parkway ns nn extra than 18 million vehicles paid tolls
qucnt warning,
safely precaution.
on the Parkway with only two mo- Hand Hopeful For fund, in my Judgment, Is now quite
adequate for tin- puiposc and fol
Designed to check on vehicular torist fatalities among them. The Hurricane Fund
lows the deign of the hill ofTcicd
speeds, the radar equipment will be only other troBlc casualties during
by Confl-essniiin,Patterson of Can-
used tor law enforcement purposes the period were a trespassing pe- Hope that the two and a quarter ncctlcut.
P gt
if traffic surveys show there Is a destrian and a surveyor working on million dollar Increase in appropria- "Naturally I have been Intensely Special 1 "leht n'eht schedule,,
general abuse of the limits. The the roiid.
tions for the Weather Bureau to pro- interested In this proposal from the cians to answer c
Parkway's speed limit la 60 miles However, as traffic steadily in- vide earlier and more accurate hur- beginning, because my entire dls. summer were
per hour except where otherwise Increases with the wanner weather, ricane warnings and alerts will be
Tset^PKiBa>il
at the Memorial Day exercises at the
Central Avenue School on Friday
mornlnjr. He spoke brlcily to the
Kindergarten pupils of the a. m.
session. Thlrt}'.flve parents ware
present and enjoyed the presram.
Later, a tape recording of the recent
Spring Concert was played for
the 4lh, 9th and «th Oracles.
CLASS SINDS CARDS
The Fifth Grade taught by Mr,
Hughes has been writing and send,
ing cards to their classmates who
were at home sick during the year.
They recently extended this to cover
parents of their classmates who are
ill. This is a fellowship program', that
has helped to bind the class in a
closer tie to one another and put
their Enflllsh training to use.
After sending a card to Ricky,
Perkins, they.received a thankymi
Card with the following verse:
have the Mumps, Two great big
bumps. The Mumps arc hard;
Thanks for the card,"
Wildwood Priest
Hand May Attend
Marks Anniversary
County 4-H fair
His S4th anniversary In Me priest
T. Millet Hand, representative from hood was celebrated last night by
the Second Congressional District, the Rt. Rev, Msjr, Aloyslus s, Qufa.
accepted with reservations the Ian, pastor of SL Ann's Roman Cath-
invitation of the Cape May County olio Church of Wildwood,
4-H Fair Association to attend the The observance took place in eon.
tlirco^ay Fair at Cold Spring on lunctlon with ceremonies for Installa-
July SO, Zl, and W,
tion of new offlcern of the Parent.
Mr. Hand made It clear that the Teacher Association of Wildwood
expected adjournment of Congress Catholic High School. Msgr, Quinlan
the week following may make such was instrumenUl In construction of
an appearance impossible, , lie school several years ago.
TOP
QUALITY
New Man Dozet at Wheel,
Auto Hit* Bridge
James E. Brown, 25. of Bio Qrtindc,
was admitted to Tomlln Memorial
Tedesco. Advances to
School Superintendent
The Wild wood Board of Education
last week named A, Edward Tedesco,
high school principal, as superinten.
dent of schools to suceeed J. Harold
Connor,
The Board reported that Mr, Con.
ncr has submitted his resignation,
effective June SO, to lake an admin.
Istralive school position in Sussex,
In North Jersey.
Mr, Tedesco has been principal of
the Wildwood High School for eight
year*. Previously he had been supervlsory
principal at Ellis College,
Newtown Square, Pa,, and head of
the science department at the Nether
Providence School, Delaware County,
Pa, .
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