1 2 Herald/Lantern/Dispatch 1 May '85

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A Cape-Marmora Shuttle Bus OK'd

NEWARK - The NJ TRANSIT board of directors has approved replacing the railroad substitute bus services between Cape May. Court House. Wildwood and Philadelphia with a shuttle bus from Cape May to the Marmora Park/Ride, effective on June 29. The service to be discontinued consists of a peak period round-trip between Philadelphia Cape MayWildwood on weekdays. Existing bus service on the No. U3C serves Cape May, Court House. Lindenwold, Camden and Philadelphia. Shuttle service on the No. 115S serves Wildwood-Rio Grande and Cape May Court House. THESE BUS rbutes will be replaced by shuttle bus service No. 115M, between Cape May, Rio Grande. Court House and the Marmora Park/Ride. Connections on the new No. 115M Line would be made with an existing No. fill Ocean City to Philadelphia express bus at tho Marmora Park/Ride. "Ridership oh routes 115C-115S, currently averaging 19 one-way passengers per day, has been very light since the service was implemented, and all passengers using these lines will now have some alternate form of transportation available to them," said John P. Sheridan Jr.. Commission of Transportation and chairman of the NJ TRANSIT board of directors. THE NEW shuttle, operating one peak period | bus. will save one bus dur ing each peak period and allow the retention of most |* of the existing riders and I revenue from the current ' service at the lowest i operating cost." Commis- | sioner Sheridan said. 1 "Passengers and local ofPromoted CAPE MAY - Marine Pfc Robert A Axelsfon, ! son of Richard G and Mary | V. Axelsson of 810 Wilson t St., has been promoted to his present rank while serving at Marine Aviation Training Support Group-90, Naval Air Technical Traning Center. Naval Air Station. Memphis. Millington. Tenn.

ficials requested that NJ TRANSIT consider this option at a public hearing we conducted last month." , In recommending the alternative approved, Cape May area passengers would have nine minutes added to their trip in each direction to facilitate the transfer at Marmora. "We will ensure that our riders have sufficient time to transfer between the shuttle bus and No. Ill express bus in the morning and evening." Premo said. NJ TRANSIT will examine the performance of the new No. 115M shuttle in the fall to determine whether the service should continue beyond December. The existing 115C and 115S routes comprise the railroad substitute bus service implemented in August 1982 to replace the former Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Line (PRSL) rail service. City Holding 2 Auctions WILDWOOD — Gordon Ball, purchasing agent for the City of Wildwood. announced two public auctions will be coming up this week. Admittance is free to both auctions, i On Wednesday. May 15, a I public auction will be held at the Charter Bus Parking Lot behind Maxwell Field to auction off vehicles, I scrap metal, and other business type items. I Refreshments will be available. I The auction will start promptly at 10:30 a.m. with public inspection one hour prior to sale. The Newfield Auction Co. will be handling the auction. On Saturday. May 18. another public auction will be held at the Wildwood Recreation Center. 243 E. Rio Grande Ave This auction will include a piano, record players, television sets, bicycles, an electric guitar, a motorcycle helment. suitcases, and many other items^Nwhich the public may findUof interest Once agaTffT refreshments will be available and admittance is free Doors open at noon for inspection, with the auction beginning at 1 30 p.m

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